Airstrip

High Valley Air Park,  GA 87 

Welcome to highest airstrip in Georgia, 2,800’ , closest airstrip to Appalachian Trail (1 mile to east) , Restaurant and lodging and camping  available on site, see KennedyCreekResort.com .  

Airport manager, Jere Wood, Just SuperStol XL pilot, 678-925-5424, jerewood@woodandperry.com

Unicom 122.8

Runways, 2 & 20, 2,000’ x 60’ ,  good grass, level ,

Obstacles  low fence at end of both runways,

RW 20,   Trees 400 feet from west end , falling terrain beyond trees. 

RW 2, Trees 500 feet from east  end, rising terrain beyond trees

In places out side 60’ wide runway ground slopes down steeply. Critical to maintain center line.  

Windsock midfield.   If wind light wind blows in line with runways p or down valley and  no cross wind below tree tops. 

Pattern, fly modified  pattern left turn  close to   runway to avoid hills on either side of valley, fly  left turning teardrop from  downwind to base to final.  

Parking.  Grass meadows at end of runways and midfield, Ok to taxi to midfield camping sites,  cabins , or tavern.

Gas. Closest AV  gas at Blairsville, KDZJ, cheapest AV gas at Elliott Field, 09GE, open to public, closest public airport, Lumpkin,9AO – no gas.   Limited AV gas and 90 octane unleaded no ethanol gas at GA87  in emergency.    

Information, for local information call Jere Wood, High Valley airport manager 678-925-5424, or John Camp, Chef , 706-400-9927 

A silver sports car with a roof rack parked on grass next to a small green and white airplane, with a red-roofed building and trees in the background.
Small green and black airplane on a grassy field with two empty wooden planters in the foreground, trees and mountains in the background.
A small green airplane parked on a grassy field with two tables and chairs in the foreground, and a rainbow in the cloudy sky above a lush forested hill.

Fly to your next adventure