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1.3 miles
Distance
3 ft
Climb
-408 ft
Descent
00:06:18
Avg time
-406 ft
Altitude change
6,623 ft
Altitude min
7,029 ft
Altitude max
7,029 ft
Altitude start
6,624 ft
Altitude end
-5.7%
Grade
-21.4%
Grade max
2.4%
Grade min
95 ft
Distance climb
1 mile
Distance down
308 ft
Distance flat
00:06:18
Avg time
Cone Run Details
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Activities
- Mountain Bike
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Riding AreaMt. Bachelor Bike Park
Bend, Oregon -
Difficulty Rating
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Local Popularity90 in Mountain Biking
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Global Ranking#75081 in Mountain Biking
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State Ranking#749 in Mountain Biking · Oregon
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Trail TypeSingletrack
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Bike TypeDH, AM
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DirectionDownhill OnlyPopular Direction Shown
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Physical RatingModerate
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SeasonJuly-October
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TTFs on TrailBridge, Drop, Jump
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Ride in RainYes
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Year Opened2014
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Land Owner
This flow trail doesn't have a huge vertical drop but you'll find numerous wood features on this trail, adding variety and character to the route. Cone Run starts as a wider machine-built trail but as it crosses the Cinder Cone, it narrows to a hand-built singletrack trail that traverses a steep sideslope.
Access Info
Access from upper Lava Flow trail to ride the full length; latter sectors can be accessed by Rattlesnake, Rockfall and upper Last Chance to 21 Road.
Trail Supporters
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Bike Park
Local Trail Association
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Traditionally Indigenous Territory
Recent Activity on Trail
Past Week
- 15 rides
- 35 miles average
6 Months
- 126 rides
- 22 miles avg distance
All
- 533 rides
- Last: Oct 2, 2026
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- Icy
- Prevalent Mud
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- Ideal
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- Very Dry
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Directions to cone-run trailhead
(43.990420, -121.672920)
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Aug 7, 2016 , Bend
Routes with this trail
2 miles • 19 • Point to Point •
Built by Dirt Mechanics, professional downhill mountain biker Kyle Jameson, and the dedicated Mt. Bachelor...
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This was my favorite flow trail on Mt. Bachelor. It requires less pedaling than Lava Flow (Lava NO-Flow), and in my opinion the jumps are better designed. Lava Flow trail has more berms and turns, but Cone run has some better jump sections. Better as in they feel more natural to pop off, and you can comfortably carry the right amount of speed to clear the jumps. The wood drop feature is fun - but you need far less speed than I thought. I pedaled into it and went halfway down the "less steep" wooden transition.
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