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Hells Canyon
Hells Canyon, the deepest river gorge in North America, offers pilots a unique opportunity to access some of the most remote and striking wilderness in the United States. With several backcountry airstrips nestled along the Snake River and in the uplands, this region is a haven for those with guts and grit, seeking solitude and adventure.
The U. S. Forest Service (USFS) maintains these airstrips that allow access to Hells Canyon's rugged beauty. Each airstrip has its own unique appeal:
Me... Hells Canyon, the deepest river gorge in North America, offers pilots a unique opportunity to access some of the most remote and striking wilderness in the United States. With several backcountry airstrips nestled along the Snake River and in the uplands, this region is a haven for those with guts and grit, seeking solitude and adventure.
The U. S. Forest Service (USFS) maintains these airstrips that allow access to Hells Canyon's rugged beauty. Each airstrip has its own unique appeal:
Memaloose (OR): Memaloose Airport serves as a gateway for aerial firefighting in the Hells Canyon National Forest and for pilots looking to explore the remote and scenic areas of Hells Canyon. It offers access to hiking, camping, and other outdoor activities in the surrounding wilderness. However, due to its challenging conditions, it is recommended for experienced backcountry pilots.
Dug Bar (OR): Dug Bar holds historical significance as the site where the Nez Perce people crossed the Snake River in 1877 during their forced relocation. The airstrip provides access to this historic area and is a popular spot for camping and exploring.
Sluice Creek (OR): Directly east of Memaloose, Sluice Creek is now a protected site to aid the natural environment. Keep the tires light and stay on the dirt!
Big Bar (ID): This airstrip has been a key access point for backcountry enthusiasts and river users. Volunteers from the Idaho Aviation Association have maintained it over the years, ensuring its usability for pilots.
Salmon Bar (OR): Known for its challenging conditions, this airstrip is located in a steep-walled canyon. It is recommended for experienced pilots due to its narrow runway and potential for turbulent air.
Cache Creek (OR): A quiet retreat, this airstrip is primarily used for private aviation and is known for its peaceful and remote setting. The landing at Cache Creek has the highest slope of all the airports in this package, so make sure to do a flyover and choose your best approach. This location is also a popular stopping point for summer activities, featuring a restaurant, picnic area, and boat docking—perfect for mid-summer adventure seekers!
Pittsburg (OR): This airstrip serves as a gateway to the Snake River and is often used by anglers and hikers. It is part of the network of airstrips that support recreational activities in the Hells Canyon region and hosts one of the largest campgrounds along the river. Surely, you'll find evening gatherings here!
Temperance Creek (OR): This airstrip is tied to ranch operations and requires special permission for use. It is located near the Snake River and serves as an administrative site for the U. S. Forest Service.
Lord Flat (OR): Built in 1943, this airstrip was constructed to provide quicker access to the remote area during emergencies and for administrative purposes. It is primarily used during hunting season and offers stunning views of the surrounding canyons.
Hat Point Lookout (near Memaloose): For a different perspective, consider hiking to Hat Point Lookout, the highest vantage point on the Oregon side of the canyon. You’ll be rewarded with stunning views of the Snake River below and the expansive wilderness surrounding it. This spot offers a peaceful and grounding contrast to the thrill of backcountry flying. Don't forget to walk to the top of the tower for a memorable selfie!
Safety: These airstrips are remote and challenging, with short runways and variable weather. Pilots should be experienced in backcountry flying and thoroughly prepared before attempting to land.
Preservation: Help keep this area pristine by following Leave No Trace principles.
- Experience the ultimate in realism with meticulously crafted river and land terraforming that brings the natural beauty of the area to life.
- Immerse yourself in the environment with custom 3D-modeled buildings, detailed signs, and authentic props that add character to every corner.
- Marvel at the highly detailed and accurate lookout tower, complete with walkable access to the top—perfect for breathtaking views and unforgettable moments.
- Discover miles of expertly modeled hiking trails and drivable roads, offering endless opportunities for exploration and adventure.
- Enjoy dynamic realism with custom animated windsock objects that enhance your backcountry experience.
- Set up camp in beautifully modeled campgrounds, designed to immerse you in the wilderness like never before.
Helsinki Night Enhanced
Helsinki is the capital of the Republic of Finland and the country's largest city. It is located in the southern part of the country, on the coast of the Gulf of Finland, and is one of the most livable and socially developed capitals in the world. Helsinki forms a conurbation with three other cities, Espoo, Vantaa and Kauniainen, which together form the so-called Helsinki Metropolitan Area.
The city's economy is primarily based on services. Most large Finnish companies are headquartered ... Helsinki is the capital of the Republic of Finland and the country's largest city. It is located in the southern part of the country, on the coast of the Gulf of Finland, and is one of the most livable and socially developed capitals in the world. Helsinki forms a conurbation with three other cities, Espoo, Vantaa and Kauniainen, which together form the so-called Helsinki Metropolitan Area.
The city's economy is primarily based on services. Most large Finnish companies are headquartered in the greater Helsinki region, due to international connections, logistics networks and availability of labor in the city.
The lights have been added for greater realism in the simulator. Are visible at great distances and through a huge area of the city. Not only the buildings, but also the highways and intersections of highways were fully illuminated. Your flight will be totally different with this product.
Helsinki Real Trees
Helsinki Region Enhanced Road Lights
HEMS Innsbruck
HEMSOB Pack Hungary
Henderson Executive Airport
Henderson Executive Airport KHND was founded in 1967 as a public airport located in Henderson, Nevada, 13 miles south of Las Vegas. Originally known as Sky Harbor Airport. Clark County bought the airport in 1996 and renamed it Henderson Executive Airport. One quirk is the FAA identifier is HNS and not HND which was already given to Haneda Airport in Tokyo. Over the years, Henderson Executive Airport has experienced several expansion projects to enhance its infrastructure and services. These expa... Henderson Executive Airport KHND was founded in 1967 as a public airport located in Henderson, Nevada, 13 miles south of Las Vegas. Originally known as Sky Harbor Airport. Clark County bought the airport in 1996 and renamed it Henderson Executive Airport. One quirk is the FAA identifier is HNS and not HND which was already given to Haneda Airport in Tokyo. Over the years, Henderson Executive Airport has experienced several expansion projects to enhance its infrastructure and services. These expansions included runway extensions, improved taxiways, updated terminal buildings, and the addition of various amenities.
Henderson Executive Airport has established itself as a vital general aviation hub with over 200 aircraft movements a days, catering primarily to private and corporate aircraft operations. The airport provides services such as refuelling, hangar rentals, maintenance, and flight training. It has a a large Tourist Helicopter base called 'Maverick Helicopter' on the south side, giving pleasure flights in the area. Henderson Executive Airport serves as a vital gateway for private and corporate aviation, contributing to the economic development of Henderson and the greater Las Vegas area. It provides convenient access to the city's entertainment, business, and recreational destinations, offering a valuable alternative to the larger McCarran International Airport.
The airport is at a altitude of 2,492 feet (760 m) and has 2 runways
17R/35L is 6,501 by 100 ft
17L/35R is 5,001 by 75 ft
Runway 35L and 35R has a higher Glideslope of 4. 3' compared to the normal 3'
Our scenery is made with HD photographic images that uses PBR materials. With high detail models researched and based on the real airport, including both large and small details to enhance your flight SIM experience. With the advantages of the MSFS engine, we can now bring you sloping runways and enhanced lighting effects not previously possible with other simulators. In addition to airport scenery, we also include general aviation static aircraft scenery to complement and enhance the airport, but will not affect or clash with AI traffic. The scenery is based on the airport as it was in 2023, and is optimized for the new MS flight sim.
***You Must also install the LATEST UK2000 Scenery common Library. (from UK2000 Scenery website https://www. uk2000scenery. com/support. php, or MSMarketplace) ***
- Full detail Buildings
- Realistic Ground Markings
- Stunning Night Effects
- High details Airport Vehicles
- Excellent Frame Rates
- Full set of signs
- Fencing
- Vegatation
- PBR Materials
- Static aircraft
Heringsdorf (EDAH)
Heringsdorf Airport (Flughafen Heringsdorf) (ICAO: EDAH) is a regional airport located near Garz on the island of Usedom in Germany. It used to be an East German airbase and today features summer leisure routes from cities in Germany and Switzerland as well as general aviation.
The airport takes its name from the nearby municipality of Heringsdorf, located some 10 kilometres (6. 2 miles) to the north. The largest town on the island however is Świnoujście in Poland, immediately to the eas... Heringsdorf Airport (Flughafen Heringsdorf) (ICAO: EDAH) is a regional airport located near Garz on the island of Usedom in Germany. It used to be an East German airbase and today features summer leisure routes from cities in Germany and Switzerland as well as general aviation.
The airport takes its name from the nearby municipality of Heringsdorf, located some 10 kilometres (6. 2 miles) to the north. The largest town on the island however is Świnoujście in Poland, immediately to the east of the airport.
Heringsdorf Airport features a single small terminal building equipped with check-in facilities and an information desk. The apron features one stand for mid-sized-aircraft such as the Airbus A319 and several stands for smaller aircraft such as the Cessna 172. By winter 2015, the airport has been equipped with renewed firefighting and security facilities as well as a refurbished check-in area.
Either you pilot airliner, private aircrafts or helicopters, fly this superb regional airport surrounded by pristine landscape.
Herrenteich (EDEH)
HERRENTEICH Airport (ICAO: EDEH) is a small airfield in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The airport has only one runway: 4/22. The other closest runways are Hockenheim Airport, Speyer Airfield, Ludwigshafen Airfield, Walldorf Airport and Mannheim-City Airport. Herrenteich Airport does not publish METAR : the nearest weather station is Mannheim-City Airport, which is 14 km away. Herrenteich airfield is operated by SFC Schwetzingen which accounts for a large part of the flight movements at the site it... HERRENTEICH Airport (ICAO: EDEH) is a small airfield in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The airport has only one runway: 4/22. The other closest runways are Hockenheim Airport, Speyer Airfield, Ludwigshafen Airfield, Walldorf Airport and Mannheim-City Airport. Herrenteich Airport does not publish METAR : the nearest weather station is Mannheim-City Airport, which is 14 km away. Herrenteich airfield is operated by SFC Schwetzingen which accounts for a large part of the flight movements at the site itself. In addition, FSC Mannheim provide activities in skydiving and parachute sports. The airfield is located on the Rhine and is close to Hockenheim, Speyer and Ketsch. Due to its location on the Rhine, the airfield is usually flooded despite the dams. Drying out after flooding can take several weeks, and no flight operations are possible during this time. On August 3, 2017, a Pilatus PC6 Porter with a pilot and ten parachutists on board collided with a tractor that was standing on the apron. There was considerable damage to property - but no one was injured. Enjoy your flight over the superb Speyer Bridge !
Hervey Bay (YHBA)