Cedar Mountain

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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

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Backcountry airstrips are inherently dangerous. It is the sole responsibility of the Pilot in Command to ascertain airstrip conditions prior to use. Be certain to consider environmental, aircraft, and personal factors when determining suitability. Use of the airstrips is at the sole discretion of the Pilot in Command. Fly safe!

Information updated April 30, 2024 @ 1:05pm

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 uphill 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

Preston Rich visited 5 years ago in a Cessna 180

Most of the runway is in great shape. There are some car ruts on the northern end. Not deep enough to cause us a problem but smaller tires might have a bigger problem

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Perry Hacking visited 5 years ago in a T206H with large stock tires

Did pattern work, repeatedly landing to the north. 15 kts from the north created significant sink rate right before the cliff. Great practice for this rookie.

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Rob Hunter visited 5 years ago in a Cessna 206 with 8.50 tires

I flew low over the airstrip. There were multiple ruts along most of the runway. It looked like a skilled pilot might be able to land between the ruts. Instead of relying on the skill that I may not have, I chose to rely on judgment, and didn't land. The damage is probably best repaired with a grader.

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J W visited 5 years ago in a Stinson with 8.50 tires

Overflew enroute to Mexican Mountain. Landing surface is useable, but there are shallow truck/4x4 ruts (mostly on the North end.)

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Cory Wolf visited 6 years ago in a C205 with 850 tires

My son and I stopped here on our way to Happy Canyon to camp. We stopped to replace the windsock while we waited for some friends. We got the new sock put up. The strip was in great shape. Smooth and firm.

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