Browse freeware bush strip add-ons for MSFS 2020 and 2024. Community-built backcountry airstrips from Idaho, Alaska, Papua, South America and beyond — grass, gravel, mountain runways. Free to download. Browse 1,379 addons uploaded by our community.
This add-on provides custom scenery enhancements for ESJA Åre Molanda and ESAR Kolåsen airfields in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. It includes a color-corrected ortho image over Kolåsen to address inaccuracies in default simulation colors. The pack aims to improve realism and visual fidelity in the Åre area. Suitable for users seeking more accurate representation of these Scandinavian airfields.
Yellow Pine Bar ID056 is a recreation of a private real-life airstrip located on Idaho's Salmon River that was not originally included in Microsoft Flight Simulator. This add-on aims to replicate the airstrip as closely as possible using available references. It uses the facility ID 056 in the simulator and requires several third-party scenery libraries. The airstrip is private and landing is not permitted without prior permission except in emergencies.
1U1 Moose Creek is a recreation of the backcountry airstrip located in the central mountains of Idaho. The add-on includes the primary Moose Creek strip as well as a nearby unmarked airstrip. Positioned approximately 20 nautical miles south of Fish Lake, it offers rural landing and takeoff opportunities. This scenery aims to provide an authentic flying experience for bush pilots in the Idaho region.
This add-on recreates the Harris Lake Landing Area in Newcomb, NY, set within the scenic Vanderwhacker Mountain Wild Forest of the Adirondacks. It features a sloping, unregistered grass airstrip historically used by bush pilots. The area is modeled to serve both floatplanes on the lake and STOL aircraft on the peninsula strip. Several object libraries are required for proper functionality and enhanced visual detail.
This add-on recreates Wurtz airstrip in northern Montana, situated near the North Fork Flathead River close to Glacier National Park. The scenery reflects the airfield’s current neglected state, with a partially washed-out runway and encroaching brush. Historical features such as a 1991-era hangar and previously lost trees are included. Corrections to runway approach vegetation and shadow effects provide a more authentic experience of this rarely visited backcountry strip.
This add-on provides a cleanup and fix for Fish Lake USFS Airfield (ICAO S92), a high-altitude and challenging real-world strip with a 2,937-foot runway at 5,800 feet elevation. It addresses terrain, signage, and hazard warnings relevant to the airfield's known wind and density altitude dangers. The update enhances accuracy and detail for pilots operating from this location. Requires additional library dependencies for full functionality.
This add-on updates and fixes the KGRC Grangeville airstrip in Microsoft Flight Simulator. It includes corrections to the existing airstrip and introduces an additional fictional strip accessible at parking spot 4. Compatibility with certain scenery libraries is required for full functionality. The update aims to offer an improved and expanded experience for users flying in this region.
This add-on recreates FACE Ceres Airfield, located in Ceres, Western Cape, South Africa, within Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. The airfield serves as a regional hub for surrounding towns. It requires the MSFS 2024 Standard Edition and the Animated Humans Library for full functionality. Installation involves placing the unzipped files into the community folder.
Bruce Meadows Airport U63 is a high-altitude airstrip located in Custer County, Idaho, within the Salmon River Mountains. This add-on improves the default scenery by adding accurately placed foliage, structures, and small details to better reflect the real-world location. The airport serves as a key stop for backcountry pilots heading into the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness. Several third-party libraries are required for full functionality.
This add-on enhances the Stibnite airstrip (ID41) in Idaho, located deep within the Salmon River Mountains and surrounded by Payette National Forest. Improvements include adjusted runway alignment, added buildings, trees, and foliage, as well as minor terraforming to give the field more character. The scenery update aims to make the abandoned mining strip feel more authentic, without major changes. Several object libraries are required for full functionality.
Isaac Castro Sahade Airstrip is located near San José de la Laja, serving the areas of Tequisquiapan and Ezequiel Montes in Querétaro, Mexico. The airstrip supports ultralight aircraft, airships, helicopters, skydiving, and acrobatic air shows. It features additional parking spots for flexible bush trip starts and finishes. The notable Peña de Bernal monolith is situated just north of the airstrip.
