All things Alaska
hharoldkipThis add-on offers a detailed rebuild of Donlin Creek Airport, based on real-world references. The default runway, apron, and parking surfaces have been replaced with gravel for greater accuracy. Trees close to the runway have been cleared for improved approach realism. The scenery focuses on essential airport infrastructure and an accurate layout.
This add-on updates the Barter Island PABA airport to reflect its real-world runway changes following its 2014 closure and relocation. The outdated runway has been removed and the new, accurate runway has been constructed from scratch. The scenery replicates the core airport infrastructure and layout based on real-world references. The focus is on maintaining accurate usability and current airport configuration.
This add-on provides a detailed rebuild of St. Michael Airport with accuracy based on real-world references. It updates the runway, apron, and parking areas to gravel surfaces and corrects airport lighting. Users have the option to remove surrounding trees for a more authentic treeless environment. The scenery aims to offer a more realistic and functional depiction of the airport compared to the default version.
Eagle Airport (PAEG) is a public-use airport located approximately two miles east of the isolated village of Eagle in Alaska, completing the "Alaska Yukon River Airports" collection. With a gravel runway measuring 3600 x 75 feet, the airport serves as a vital link for residents and visitors, providing essential air services to Fairbanks through carriers like Everts and Wright Air. As a designated port of entry near the Canadian border, Eagle Airport also offers cabin rentals and fuel services for travelers.
3FCAK Three Finger Charlie Strip is a public use airstrip located on the southern edge of the Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve in Alaska. Designed for small aircraft, this short and unmaintained strip offers access for hunting and weekend camping trips. Pilots should be aware of potential vegetation issues and the challenging nature of the landing area. This scenery package enhances the visual experience of the strip in MSFS2024.
GSAK Gelvins Strip is a detailed representation of a public use airstrip located on the Charley River within Alaskas Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve. This gravel bar strip, measuring 750 feet in length and at an elevation of 2,068 feet, is designed for small aircraft and includes access to a public cabin and nearby camping areas. The scenery also features notable historical elements, including a tribute to a B-24 crash site from 1943, enhancing the immersive experience of flying in this challenging Alaskan environment.
Orange Hill Alaska is a public use airstrip located in the Wrangell-St Elias National Park, near the terminus of the Nebesna Glacier. This 900-foot gravel strip provides access for hunting and camping, featuring one public cabin available on a first-come, first-served basis. The area offers various tent sites, though the strip is unmaintained and may have vegetation issues. This add-on focuses on enhancing the scenery and experience of flying in this remote Alaskan location.
Glaciers Edge Alaska is an add-on for MSFS2024 that features a public use gravel airstrip located at the terminus of the Nebesna Glacier in Wrangell-St Elias National Park. This airstrip, suitable for small aircraft, offers opportunities for camping and hunting, with several tent sites nearby. The package presents customized landscapes and requires specific scenery object libraries for enhanced visual quality. Users are encouraged to provide feedback to the creator.
Gold Ridge Strip is situated on the eastern edge of the Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve in Alaska, providing public access primarily for hunting and camping. This unmaintained strip measures 1,050 feet in length and is suited for small aircraft due to its challenging terrain and potential vegetation issues. The scenery has been enhanced for MSFS2024 and includes necessary object libraries from the community for improved visual quality.
Bond Creek is a public use gravel strip located on the northeastern edge of Wrangell-St Elias National Park in Alaska, near the Nebesna Glacier. Ideal for small aircraft, the strip offers access for hunting and camping, with several tent sites nearby. The area is characterized by its unmaintained condition, which may lead to vegetation overgrowth. This scenery add-on enhances the virtual representation of this remote location within Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.
Jacksina Loaf Alaska is a newly modeled airstrip designed for small aircraft, located on the northeastern edge of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. At an elevation of 5,360 feet, this 800-foot rocky plateau strip offers stunning views and opportunities for outdoor activities like camping and hunting. The add-on incorporates community-created scenery objects and requires several object libraries for full functionality, enhancing the realism of the Alaskan landscape in MSFS2024.
Jaeger Mesa Alaska is a scenic airstrip located in the northeastern part of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve, providing access for hunting and camping. Situated on a plateau at an elevation of 3,319 feet, the strip measures approximately 850 feet in length and features a rocky alpine tundra surface. Designed for small aircraft, the site offers stunning views and ample space for tent camping, though it contains hazards such as rocks and uneven terrain.
Crescent Creek Strip (CCAK) is a unique gravel airstrip situated in the Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve of Alaska, primarily serving as access for hunters and fishermen. Positioned at an elevation of 2,868 feet, the challenging terrain is designed for small aircraft operations with no built-in facilities. This add-on features detailed scenery reflecting the areas natural environment, including diverse vegetation and wildlife access points. Note that additional community-created object libraries are required for optimal functionality.
This add-on enhances the scenery and terrain around 0AA1 Yakataga Airport without replacing the airport itself. The parking area is leveled for improved usability, and additional markings guide parking and taxiing. The update includes less generic housing, ground clutter for a lived-in appearance, and a model approximating the historic DC-4 crash site. Satellite imagery has been refined for a cleaner presentation.
This add-on enhances the visual detail of cargo and passenger areas at Anchorage International Airport PANC. It requires the SIM-WINGS PANC Anchorage airport scenery to function properly. Additional asset libraries are needed for full compatibility, which have been tested for both MSFS 2020 and 2024. Users are advised to disable default parked planes due to existing static aircraft in the original scenery.
Tana River (lower) Strip is a scenic landing location in Alaska, situated approximately 4 miles southeast of Jakes Bar along the picturesque Tana River valley. This add-on provides access to a gravel strip, measuring approximately 800 feet in length, ideal for VFR flights towards surrounding landmarks such as Bremner Mine and Alis Valley. The scenery features the stunning natural beauty of the multithreaded river and nearby glaciers.
This add-on features The Slot, a 900-foot gravel and dirt airstrip located about 4 miles upriver from Hubert's Landing in Alaska. The airstrip is set at the river bottom between a mountain and a small ridge. Pilots should be cautious of washouts in the surrounding area. ICAO code for the strip is N797.
This add-on recreates Canyon Creek airstrip in Alaska, located about 6.5 miles north of Erickson Creek. It features a 700-foot grass and dirt runway with a slight uphill slope and views of the nearby Canyon Creek glacier. The valley setting poses interesting approach challenges, with limited room for go-arounds. ICAO code for this strip is N797.
This add-on recreates the Erickson Creek airstrip in Alaska, featuring a challenging 700-foot rocky strip on a mountaintop with an uphill approach. The remote location, situated 6.5 miles south of the main Erickson Creek strip, includes scattered rocks requiring careful inspection before landing. The airstrip is identified by ICAO code N799 and is designed for bush flying operations. This scenery highlights the rugged and isolated conditions typical of Alaskan aviation.
MacColl Ridge, Alaska is a custom airstrip scenery featuring a 700-foot low tundra strip suitable for challenging mountain pass landings. Located 3.5 miles north of Ultima Thule and offering scenic views of Big Bend Lakes, this location is identified by ICAO N798. The airstrip includes uphill terrain and dense brush, providing a unique bush flying experience. This add-on is part of a broader Alaska scenery collection.
Hawkins Bench is a remote airstrip located 8.5 miles east of Erickson Creek in Alaska, offering an uphill landing area with a combination of slopes and flat sections. The strip is 700 feet long and set on low tundra terrain. It features scenic approaches along the Hawkins glacier. ICAO code for this location is N802.
Nelson Mountain is a challenging bush airstrip located at the confluence of the Tebay and Chitina Rivers in Alaska. The dirt and grass strip measures 425 feet and features surrounding scattered rocks and dramatic scenery. This location, ICAO N795, offers pilots a short takeoff and landing experience amid impressive cliffs and vistas. Positioned about 20 miles west of Nzina's End, it provides an authentic Alaskan backcountry landing site.
This add-on features a small airstrip adjacent to the Haganita River in Alaska, situated about 30 miles southwest of McCarthy. The strip measures 600 feet and has a surface composed of rock and dirt, making tundra tires advisable. Pilots should use a slow and steady approach due to the bumpy terrain. The location offers scenic river valley surroundings for bush flying enthusiasts.
Hubert's Landing is a gravel airstrip located at the toe of the Chitina Glacier, about 27 miles east of Ultima Thule, commonly used as a drop-off for river rafters. The strip has a variable length of approximately 800 feet and can be affected by fluctuating river levels, leading to potential washouts. This scenery requires the Chitina River add-on to avoid the airstrip appearing underwater. The ICAO code for Hubert's Landing is N795.
