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KLND - Hunt Field Airport

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Welcome to Hunt Field Airport.  From general aviation to economic and community value, KLND is a great way to explore the Lander, and beyond.  Our airport is the gateway to the Wind River Range where you can backpack, camp, climb, bike, fish, and more.  This general aviation airport, next to the beautiful Wind River Range, is home to aviation enthusiasts, medical rescue operations, and more.  Our airport is located in town, next to the Lander Golf Course, SageWest Healthcare, and Rodeo Grounds.  

Wyoming's Wind River Country is your travel site to explore everything we have to offer.  At the bottom of their page, you will find a great map featuring our local restaurants and attractions.  Lander is home to many festivals and nearby attractions, including:
International Climber's Festival
Lander Brewfest
Lander Presents
Sinks Canyon State Park
National Museum of Military Vehicles
 

Consider stopping at KLND on your way to EAA AirVenture.  We are place to stop and refuel as you travel to your destination.

Are you looking for a unique adventure?  Consider making KLND your home base as you explore the Miracle Mile airstrip located 90 NM from KLND.  Miracle Mile is a world famous Blue Ribbon trout Fishery that was popularized in the 1980’s and 1990’s. This tailwater section of the North Platte river hosts Brown, Rainbow and Cutthroat trout in the 8-12 lb. The "Mile" is located below Seminoe Reservoir, near Rawlins Wyoming.  Lander can serve as your base camp where you can load up on supplies, groceries, and outdoor gear.

KLND is located perfectly between the region's best backcountry fly fishing between Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Montana, and Colorado.  Plan your next trip today!

Lander should be your next mountain town destination!  It is ranked as one of the best outdoor towns in America and is 157 miles from the southern entrance and 215 miles from the eastern entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Just outside of Lander lies Sinks Canyon State Park, one of the best state parks in the country. The Popo Agie River disappears underground into a cavern and rises a quarter-mile downstream. You’ll find hiking trails, camping, mountain biking and skiing trails.