RUNNING CREEK RANCH, ID

Arrival running Creek Ranch/05ID flying in a O550 powered STOL C182 10/16/2010

Flight into Big Creek airstrip Idaho U60. The elevation is 5,700ft and the runway is long at 3,500ft surrounded by 9,000ft+ mountains. The ski jump runway and close in mountain slopes look to be a challenge but is not that tough. On take off one is literally launched into the air and out into the valley high above Big Creek The location is very isolated and beautiful spot for a fly in camping trip. The impressive new lodge should be open later this year. We will be back for a longer stay.

My GoPro battery died after landing so I had to use my cellphone for the takeoff video. More videos to come as I have time to edit and download them.

McCall Aviation pilots are some of the best in the country. There is nothing easy about backcountry flying, landing, or taking off. This particular flight is into a private lodge on the Selway River.

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Original audio of plane sounds. I have no idea what the sounds are. This was my first experience flying in such a small place, it was awesome and lots of fun.

Running Creek Ranch Website - http://selwaywildernessoutfitters.org/history.asp

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What do you think this persistent dog wants?
Of course, it wants to click on the bell not to miss the new video from MindWarehouse! Well done, buddy. Today, you’ll see a poodle who goes shopping like a human, an otter who loves massage, a car being shredded to pieces - you would not believe all these stories unless you saw them with your own eyes. So why wait?

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Flying to Hettinger ranch with Mike Dorris the mail man.

David Petersen landing at Yellow Jacket Ranch in the Idaho backcountry by the Salmon River

Another aviation camping trip to the Idaho backcountry. Four airplanes made the trip from New Mexico and base camped at Johnson Creek. Daily adventures to Big Creek, Sulphur Creek, Upper Loon, Cold Meadows, and Chamberlain Basin airstrips.