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1.5 miles
Distance
-976 ft
Descent
1 mile
High Point
-977 ft
Altitude change
6,748 ft
Altitude min
7,725 ft
Altitude start
6,749 ft
Altitude end
-12%
Grade
-40.3%
Grade max
-0.9%
Grade min
2 miles
Distance down
98 ft
Distance flat
Built by Dirt Mechanics, professional downhill mountain biker Kyle Jameson, and the dedicated Mt. Bachelor Bike Park crew, Redline is an advanced, black diamond jump trail created from a downhill biker's dream with minimal pedaling and a variety of berm jumps, rollers, and table tops. Utilizing the natural terrain under Red Chair to create a gravity-fed, adrenaline-pumping ride down the mountain, Redline is a flowy jump trail that is unlike any other lift-served downhill trail in Oregon.
Detailed Description
Redline is a 2 mile moderately popular extreme route located near Bend Oregon. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a extreme overall physical rating. This route includes 19 trails. This route with a max elevation of 7,725 ft then descends -976 ft.
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Stats
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Distance2 miles
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Avg time8 min 42 sec
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Altitude change-977 ft
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Altitude min6,748 ft
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Altitude start7,725 ft
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Altitude end6,749 ft
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Descent-976 ft
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Grade-12%
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Grade max-40.3%
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Grade min-0.9%
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Distance down2 miles
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Distance flat98 ft
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Primary ActivityMountain Bike
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Difficulty ratingDouble Black Diamond
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Route TypePoint to Point
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Bike typeDH
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DirectionOne Direction
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Physical ratingExtreme
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Swizzle Stick, Lava Flow Mt. Bachelor Bike Park
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