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Homewood (T38) is a small private-use backcountry airstrip on the western shore of Lake Tahoe in California, sitting at a lofty elevation of 6,227 feet. Its single short gravel runway and mountainous surroundings make it a notable and demanding destination for pilots familiar with high-altitude, high-density-altitude operations.
Homewood is a small airfield located on the western shore of Lake Tahoe in California, at an elevation of 6,227 feet. The field's high altitude, mountainous terrain and short unpaved runway make it a distinctive and challenging destination for pilots seeking an authentic backcountry mountain-flying experience in the simulator.
The airfield lies on the western shore of Lake Tahoe, in mountainous terrain typical of the Sierra Nevada. No specific airspace classification, controlling authority, or details of nearby controlled airspace are available from the sources at hand.
Homewood has a single physical runway, 15/33, of gravel construction and 2,062 feet in length. There is no ILS or other instrument approach equipment associated with the field.
No radio callsign, frequency, air-ground or ATC service, or navaid information is available from the sources at hand.
No published joining, circuit height, or noise abatement procedures are available from the sources at hand.
No published visual reference points are available from the sources at hand, though the field's position on the western shore of Lake Tahoe, amid the surrounding Sierra Nevada peaks, makes the lake itself the primary visual landmark for locating the strip.
No details of current flying operations, training activity, facilities, fuel availability, opening hours or PPR requirements are available from the sources at hand.
