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Blairstown Airport (1N7) is a small public-use general aviation field in Blairstown Township, Warren County, in northwestern New Jersey, notable chiefly for its glider operations. It offers a single pair of hard-surfaced, lit runways and sits amid the rural, hilly terrain of the Kittatinny Valley.
Blairstown Airport, identified by the code 1N7, is a public-use general aviation aerodrome serving the township of Blairstown in Warren County, New Jersey. It is best known locally for supporting glider flights alongside powered aircraft operations, giving it a distinct character among the small airfields of northwestern New Jersey.
The airfield lies within Blairstown Township, in the Kittatinny Valley section of the Great Appalachian Valley in Warren County, New Jersey, roughly seven miles from the Pennsylvania state line. The surrounding area is rural and hilly, with farmland and the Paulinskill River valley nearby.
Blairstown has one physical runway, aligned 07/25, with a hard surface throughout. Runway 07 measures 2,771 feet and Runway 25 measures 2,865 feet, and both directions are lit. There is no ILS approach at the field.
Blairstown Airport is open for public use, and glider flights are available at the field, reflecting an active general aviation and soaring presence at the aerodrome.
