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What a beautiful mountain valley! Sleepy airport with surprisingly high gas prices... What appears to be the terminal is a staffed tourist info center with lots of info (and restroom). Approach requires planning, as field elevation is well below the nearby ridgelines. Best route is from the East, following the river through the valley. Reverse for climb out. Plenty of room to climb out as long as winds favor RWY 6... Departing 24 would be daunting...Terrain climbs rapidly. Taxiways had lots of stones thrown by the mover.. Look carefully and think about back taxi instead.
Flew in on a hot summer day; was over 100 degrees F. Kept the plane extra light for performance purposes and was glad I did. DA must have been 7000'+. Plan to land 24 and depart on 6. Simple place, not much going on. Town seemed to have a few restaurants that were open on a Sat PM, but really not much else there. Beautiful country up there.
