Airstrip Info
| Frequency | 122.90 |
|---|---|
| Elevation | 7538 ft |
| Lat/Long |
39.191, -110.6056 39° 11.46' , -110° 36.336' |
| Runway 15/33 |
2050 ft
x 47 ft
Dirt/Gravel Rwy 15 Uphill 0.9% |
| Ownership | BLM |
Amenities
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Information updated November 27, 2022 @ 9:28am
Description: Cedar Mountain's airstrip rests atop the similarly named Cedar Mountain, providing panoramic views of the Wasatch Plateau, Book Cliffs, Henry and La Sal Mountains.
Runway: 2000 feet long x 40 feet wide, well maintained gravel and dirt.
Approach Considerations: Southern end of the runway ends with a nice 1,500 feet vertical drop. Runway slopes to the south. Be cognizant of vehicular traffic that may be driving on the southern end of the airstrip (Cedar Mountain Road runs through the runway).
Amenities: None
Windsock: Yes
Did not land. Over flew and could see a little snow still on the edges. A vehicle has left what appear to be some pretty good ruts on the east end and it’s still wet/muddy in that section. Still enough room to land from the west. Looks like it might need a little work when it dries up if it doesn’t get graded.
The south end of the Cedar Mountain airstrip is a spectacular place to camp. The camping area overlooks a 1,000 ft drop-off, with a panoramic view of the Book Cliffs and Green River valley. Bring your own aircraft tie-downs. Fire ring exists, but use caution, as the Cedar Mountain airstrip is frequently breezy.