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Phoenix, AZ, USA: Idaho & US 60

Nov 25, 2006 | N33°22'51" W111°33'5"

Location: 20 Miles east of Phoenix, just south of US 60 on the west side of Idaho Rd.

Basic Description: Flat, very dusty with low vegetation and a few open areas. Dust is like talcum powder. It's bordered by a large highway and populace to the north with wide open areas in most other directions.

Weather: Low desert, dry and hot in summer, perfect in winter.

Comments: The Superstition Mountains rise starkly in the east. They make a nice cross-country destination.

Landowner: State of Arizona

Permission: No official permission. The area is not closely monitored.

Sensitive Areas: Highway noise helps in this regard but don't fly low over or near the golf course just east of hear.

Airspace Concerns: You launch in G airspace and can climb up to the 8000' MSL floor of PHX B airspace. You climb into E airspace at 700' AGL.

Don't go more than a mile or so southwest and stay above 2000' AGL in the Superstition mountains to the east.

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