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1. 12:09 AM - Re: Jackson Hole (Bob Turner)
2. 09:01 AM - Re: Jackson Hole (David Maib)
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Subject: | Re: Jackson Hole |
We came in from the west, so Driggs ID, is an alternative for us. Need a rental
car. Jackson Hole looks a lot closer to the ski area but in fact there is a wildlife
refuge you have to drive around, so Driggs isnt that many car miles further
and it is less expensive. But to your question: Jackson Hole is in a broad,
flat valley. No issues maneuvering. Keep density altitude in mind in the summer.
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Bob Turner
RV-10 QB
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Subject: | Re: Jackson Hole |
We flew into Jackson Hole in the summer of 2019. Came from the SE. Once we cleared
the final ridge, (I think we were about 11000 ft) the approach into the valley
was very comfortable. Plenty of maneuvering room and the view is magnificent.
I was having a minor alternator issue that showed up while on approach. The
FBO was extremely helpful. They sent a mechanic down to help me troubleshoot.
Minor connection issue was quickly identified, he helped me secure it, check
operation, reinstall the cowling. All no charge! I tipped him nicely before
leaving. We are looking forward to going back. BTW, the flight out heading north
to Bozeman, was spectacular.
David Maib
> On Jan 28, 2022, at 01:13, Phil Perry <philperry9@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Along the lines of flying in the mountains, Im just curious to know if any of
you have experience flying in to Jackson Hole?
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> Id be interested in:
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> 1) the route/altitude you chose to fly into the area. We will be approaching
the areas from the east/southeast side.
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> 2) any quirks getting in such as terrain, maneuvering in the valley, etc?
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> Thanks,
> Phil
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> Sent from my iPhone
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