"Timberline to Town" trail

Nope. I'm looking for a "new" trail literally named "Timberline to Town" that I'm hearing hasn't left paper yet.  

I'm familiar w/ both the Glade and Alpine trails from Timberline down to Goverment Camp. I just did a shuttle ride last wknd that ran down Glade, connected to Crosstown Tie, and then dropped down Pioneer Brindle -not Bridle or Bridal- to the US26 xing.

The ride is pretty straightforward. As a shuttle, park the lower vehicle near the W-bound snowchain removal area on 26 - see detailed location pics on www.facebook.com/pdx.mtb - and then take the upper vehicle up to TImberline. ...you'll frequently see a knot of mtb vehicle parked in the far SE corner of the main lot. Catch the top of the Glade trail just past the main chairlift that's ferrying folks up the mtn and follow it down to Crosstown TIe. There's only one intersection on Glade and thats Alpine. BOth will take you to Crosstown or down into Guvvy. Hang a R onto Crosstown and follow it to the Glacier View TH where it connects to Brindle. It's important to note that there's usually a good deal more hiker and two-way biker traffic on Crosstown and it's offshoot trails, so be heads up. Take a moment at the Glacier View TH to study the trail map bc there's a small interconnected group of trails in that area that confuse some people. Once you have a feel for dropping down Brindle, the only intersection you'll find is the R just after the old tunnel. Skip it. It takes you down to the Kiwanis Camp -which I hear is not a positive experience- and a long climb back out. Stay on the main trail and bomb down to the lower vehicle. It's a blast. Have fun.

 You can also do this ride as a long loop by climbing up the Still Creek Rd, but you'll have to refer to the books/maps/net as I haven't done it yet. I prefer to climb trail over gravel roads.

 cheers,

.matthew