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Hoherodskopf Airfield (EDUR) is a small grass airstrip near Ulrichstein in the Vogelsberg district of Hessen, Germany, notable chiefly for its high elevation. It offers a single grass runway suited to light aircraft and gliders operating in the hilly terrain of central Hessen.
Hoherodskopf Airfield, identified by the ICAO code EDUR, is a modest grass airfield situated near Ulrichstein in the Hessen region of Germany. Its most distinctive feature for a visiting pilot is its elevation of 2175 feet, which places it well above the surrounding lowlands and makes it one of the higher-sited airfields in the country. It is a field of interest mainly to light aircraft and general aviation pilots operating in the Vogelsberg area.
The airfield lies near the town of Ulrichstein in Hessen, Germany, at coordinates 50.5016N, 9.2225E. No specific controlled airspace, FIR boundary or neighbouring aerodrome detail is available from the sources at hand, so pilots should consult current German aeronautical charts for the applicable airspace classification before flight.
Hoherodskopf Airfield has a single grass runway aligned 07/25, measuring approximately 2772 feet on the 07 threshold and 2771 feet on the 25 threshold. The surface is grass throughout, and there is no instrument landing system available at the field.
