Looking forward to seeing you there Dale!

At first flying was an endurance competition (12 seconds etc.), then once they got that down they went for speed and agility!

I found it on the website.....

@@AZVIDS Glad you found it...we also added a Google Earth video illustrating the course...should come in handy!

I'm actually creating this for MSFS2020 as we speak. Trying to figure out the headings on those cross runways, as I can't find a resource for that. Might just have to create them based on the satellite photo, get in game & see what the headings are at. This is the final piece I need to get it finished.

@@CaptHawkeye Did you "create" something? I'm not a STOL pilot but getting interested, Ozarks will soon be my playground...meanwhile exploring the area and bush flying in general via MSFS.

@@MrDogfish83 Created several bush strips in the Ozarks, including this one. You can get them all at Flightsim.to. Just search ARKANSTOL, then from there just look at the rest of them under my profile. I do have an update coming soon for the ArkanSTOL course that'll include the power poles.

@@CaptHawkeye Cool thanks! I haven't downloaded/used any content yet, so this will be a first. Besides actual content, is there any good list of fun strips to fly to? Besides just picking random places (which I love doing), it would be nice to have a list of must-see places.

@@MrDogfish83 Highly recommend flying the bush trips included in the game. Also, on Flightsim.to, there's a ton of good bush trips there to explore different parts of the world. Aside from that, I use SkyPark, which is payware available from Orbx Direct. It basically generates flights from anywhere in the world, along with big tours and things like that. I'm currently doing a 35-leg tour of Greece in the Just Flight Piper Arrow using that program.