MY FS FLIGHTS
Walden-Jackson County Airport is a small public-use general aviation field serving the town of Walden in North Park, Colorado, sitting at a lofty elevation of 8,146 feet amid the Rocky Mountains. It offers two runways, one paved and lit for night operations, making it a useful high-altitude stop for pilots exploring this remote part of the state.
Walden-Jackson County Airport serves the small town of Walden, Colorado, the seat of Jackson County, in the high-altitude North Park basin of the northern Rockies. It is a general aviation field of modest size, notable chiefly for its considerable elevation and the flying challenges that high-density-altitude operations present to visiting pilots.
The airfield lies at coordinates 40.7504, -106.272 near Walden, Colorado, in a remote mountain valley setting.
The airfield has two physical runways. Runway 04/22 is the primary strip, 5,885 feet long with a hard surface and equipped with lighting for night use. Runway 17/35 is a shorter secondary strip, 4,478 feet long with a dirt surface and unlit.