Idaho airport map prints
Idaho is mountain country with a few broad valleys, and its airports crowd into them. Boise Air Terminal at Gowen Field lays two parallel runways, 10,000 and 9,763 feet, at 2,872 feet. The Snake River Plain carries the other long fields: Pocatello Regional 9,059 feet at 4,452, Idaho Falls Regional 9,002 feet at 4,744, and Joslin Field at Twin Falls 8,704 feet at 4,153. Friedman Memorial at Hailey, 5,320 feet up the Wood River Valley, keeps a single 7,550 foot runway between the hills, and Driggs-Reed Memorial on the Teton side runs 7,301 feet at 6,257. In the north, Coeur d'Alene sits at 2,320 feet and Lewiston-Nez Perce County at 1,442. Stanley, at 6,403 feet in the Sawtooths, is the highest paved public field, on 4,300 feet of runway.
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Flying in Idaho
Flying in Idaho means mountains on every horizon and airports on the valley floors between them, from Boise's long parallels to a short strip at Stanley with peaks all around. The prints carry that contrast between wide plain and tight valley. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.