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Heber Valley Airport, also known as Heber City Municipal - Russ McDonald Field (KHCR), is a small uncontrolled general aviation airfield in Heber, Utah, sitting at 5,607 feet amid the Wasatch Back valley. It offers a single hard-surfaced, lit runway and is a straightforward VFR stop for pilots operating in the mountain west.
Heber Valley Airport, identified as Heber City Municipal - Russ McDonald Field under the ICAO code KHCR, is a small public-use aerodrome serving Heber, Utah. It has a single paved runway and sits at a field elevation of 5,607 feet, making it a useful VFR waypoint for pilots operating in the high-altitude terrain of the Wasatch Back.
The airfield lies at coordinates 40.4818 N, 111.429 W near Heber, Utah, at an elevation of 5,607 feet. Traffic in the area can monitor Salt Lake City Center on 119.95 MHz, indicating the field lies within the wider airspace overseen by that centre.
KHCR has a single physical runway, 04/22, 6,852 feet long with a hard surface and lit for both directions. There is no ILS available.
An automated weather observing system, AWOS 3, broadcasts on 124.825 MHz. Salt Lake City Center can be contacted on 119.95 MHz. The field is uncontrolled, with a combined CTAF/UNICOM frequency of 122.8 MHz.