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    This is a PRIVATE airstrip. Do NOT land without prior, written permission from the owners.  Nonstandard pattern--fly upwind, crosswind, and downwind at 9000' MSL--do not make a straight-in.  For nearly all aircraft this strip is one way: land to the east, t/o west.  Last 600 feet on the east end in poor condition.  More information at coloradopilots.org .

    For all practical purposes, this strip is less than 3800' long, measured from the road on the west to the marble stripe on the east. East of the stripe is only good for taxiing slowly and turning around. The first few hundred feet west of the road is rough. The main part of the strip is smooth enough that fat tires are not necessary--any standard aircraft tire is sufficient. Take care taxiing off the side to park, as there are some obstacles which can damage tires.

    Runway
    • Length

      4600

    • Width

      75

    • Surface

      TURF

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    • Facility ID

      No ID 058

    • Elevation

      7812

    • CTAF

      122.9

    • State

      CO

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    Lat: 39.07421100000 , Long: -107.21321600000 - COLORADO, USA

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