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Stevens Field is a small general aviation airport serving Pagosa Springs, Colorado, sited at a lofty 7,644 feet above sea level in the high country of the San Juan Mountains. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway long enough to handle a wide range of piston and light turbine traffic, making it a useful high-altitude training and touring stop for simulator pilots exploring the Colorado backcountry.
Stevens Field is the public airport for Pagosa Springs, a small town in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado. It is a single-runway general aviation field, notable to pilots chiefly for its high elevation, which brings the density-altitude and performance considerations typical of mountain flying in the Rockies.
The airport lies at Pagosa Springs, Colorado, at coordinates 37.2863 N, 107.056 W. It operates as an uncontrolled field, with traffic coordinated by pilots themselves on the common frequency rather than by a tower.
Stevens Field has a single runway, 01/19, oriented roughly north-south. It is 8,090 feet long with a hard surface, giving ample length for light aircraft despite the field's high elevation.
Traffic at Stevens Field is coordinated on the UNICOM/CTAF frequency 122.7 MHz. The airport has no instrument landing system and no published instrument approach navaids in the data available.
Stevens Field continues to serve as a general aviation airport for the Pagosa Springs area, with UNICOM communications on 122.7 MHz and no instrument landing system installed.