Ibex / Tule Valley Hardpan

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Airstrip Info

Frequency	122.90
Elevation	4748 ft
Lat/Long	38.9834, -113.3666 38° 59.004' , -113° 21.996'
Runway All	10000 ft x 3000 ft Hardpan
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 22, 2019 @ 5:27pm

Description: The Tule Valley Hardpan (aka Ibex) is a large dry lake bed just west of Sevier Dry Lake. Ibex is one of the three back country airstrips included in the State's "FLY UTAH Passport Program". To learn more, head to their website.

The Ibex Hardpan Briefing guide is available here.

Runway: Generally pilots land north/south on the area south of the island that rises about 200 feet above the hardpan.

Approach Considerations: Rapidly rising terrain west of the landing surface.

Amenities: None

Windsock: Yes, located atop the island.

Josh Kelson
3 years ago in a PA-18 SuperCub with 31” tires

Hard pan and lots of area to land. Couple wet spots around but off in the corners. The place is dry!

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Lee Trotter
3 years ago in a Mooney

Very little evidence of water. Hardpan essentially dry.

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Gerald Marsh
3 years ago in a Cessna 172 with 6.00x6 tires

Great fun! The dry lake is in excellent condition! Wind sock is in good condition!

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Lee Trotter
3 years ago in a ACA Scout with 31 ABW tires

What can ya say...It's a large dry, hard river bottom. Land were ever you want. Flat as can be. An American flag and wind sock can be found on the "island". Planned on staying the night but thought the area was a little dull for us. Mexican Mountain was just to the east...great idea!

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Russell Obrien
4 years ago in a C170B with 8x6 tires

Area in great condition with some standing water northwest of the 'designated' landing area. Wind sock hanging with a tear, and post leaning. Secured wind sock and straightened post a bit.

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