This is one of the most difficult charted airstrips in the southeast Utah backcountry. It should only be accessed by experienced-level pilots with big tire aircraft. On this day, Marc was contemplating landing this strip in his big-tire nosewheel airplane, but unfortunately, this is one of the 3% of airstrips that his airplane will not do. Typically, swirling, wrong-direction winds prevent attempting a landing here, add to it the uneven landing surface with uphills and downhills, and this airstrip lands squarely in the difficult category.
For more info check out the Utah Backcountry Pilots Association.
utahbackcountrypilots.org
0:00 Intro
2:13 First Pass
3:18 Second Pass
5:57 Landing
7:33 Takeoff