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Double L Ranch Airport

Etna, United States
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Private ranch airstrip serving Wyoming's Star Valley region.

Location
Etna, United States
Double L Ranch Airport (FAA identifier 32WY) is a privately owned general aviation airstrip located near Etna, Wyoming, in the Star Valley area of Lincoln County. It serves as a private facility associated with the Double L Ranch property, providing air access to a rural and scenic part of western Wyoming. The airport consists of a single unpaved runway and is not open to the general public without prior permission from the owner. It is a typical example of the many private ranch strips found throughout the rural American West, primarily used for personal and agricultural aviation purposes.
Notable facts
  • ›FAA identifier is 32WY, indicating a private Wyoming airstrip.
  • ›Located in Lincoln County, Wyoming, near the Star Valley area.
  • ›Privately owned and not open to the public without prior permission.
  • ›Features an unpaved runway typical of rural ranch airstrips.
  • ›Serves general aviation and personal use associated with the ranch property.
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City & Place Guide

Quiet mountain town gateway to Scott Valley's rugged beauty.

Etna is a small, unassuming town nestled in Scott Valley in Siskiyou County, northern California. With a population of just a few hundred residents, it retains a genuine small-town character surrounded by the Klamath Mountains and the Scott River.

Outdoor enthusiasts prize Etna as a basecamp for hiking, fishing, and exploring the nearby Trinity Alps and Marble Mountain Wilderness areas. The Pacific Crest Trail passes close by, making it a popular resupply stop for long-distance hikers trekking the iconic route.

The town itself offers a glimpse into the history of California's Gold Rush era, with heritage buildings and a welcoming local community that keeps the spirit of frontier life alive.

  • •Marble Mountain Wilderness — stunning backcountry hiking and pristine alpine lakes.
  • •Scott River — excellent fishing for steelhead and salmon in scenic surroundings.
  • •Pacific Crest Trail Access — iconic trail resupply point drawing thru-hikers from around the world.
  • •Etna Brewing Company — beloved local craft brewery with cold beers after a long trail day.
  • •Trinity Alps Wilderness — breathtaking peaks and meadows for serious backcountry adventurers.
  • •Fort Jones Museum — nearby historical museum showcasing Scott Valley's Gold Rush heritage.

Getting around: Etna has no public transit, rail, or rideshare service; a personal vehicle or rental car is essential for getting around town and exploring the surrounding wilderness. Highway 3 is the main road connecting Etna to the broader region, with the nearest major services found in Yreka to the north.

Best time: Late spring through early fall (May–October) offers the best weather for hiking, fishing, and enjoying Etna's outdoor attractions before mountain roads and trails close for winter.

Local food: Try hearty trail-fueled fare at local diners, fresh-caught Scott River fish, and craft beers at Etna Brewing Company, a beloved stop for PCT hikers and locals alike.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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