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Dixie US Forest Service Airport (A05) is a remote, single-runway backcountry airstrip high in the mountains of central Idaho, operated in connection with US Forest Service activities. Sitting at 5,148 feet elevation, it offers a short hard-surfaced strip that will interest simulator pilots looking for a demanding, unattended mountain field.
Dixie US Forest Service Airport is a small, remote airstrip located at Dixie, Idaho, associated with US Forest Service operations in the surrounding mountainous terrain. Its high elevation, short runway and isolated setting make it a characterful destination for simulator pilots seeking a taste of backcountry Idaho flying rather than a conventional airfield experience.
The airfield lies at coordinates 45.5207, -115.518 in the rugged mountain country of central Idaho, at an elevation of 5,148 feet. No controlled airspace, navaids or other aeronautical detail affecting the surrounding airspace is documented for this field.
Dixie US Forest Service Airport has a single physical runway, 18/36, 4,163 feet long with a hard surface. There is no ILS or other instrument approach aid associated with the runway.
No communications frequency is published for Dixie US Forest Service Airport; it is not associated with a known radio callsign, air-ground service or air traffic control frequency, and there is no recorded navaid or instrument approach serving the field.
The airfield's designation as a US Forest Service airport indicates its primary role in supporting forest service activity in this remote part of Idaho, rather than general public flight training or club operations. No fuel availability, operating hours or other current facilities are documented for the field.
