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Hollis Clark Bay Seaplane Base

Hollis, United States
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Remote seaplane base serving the community of Hollis, Alaska.

Location
Hollis, United States
Hollis Clark Bay Seaplane Base (HYL) is a small public-use seaplane base located in Hollis, a community on Prince of Wales Island in southeastern Alaska. It serves as an essential air link for residents of this remote area, where road connections to other communities are limited and water-based aviation is a primary mode of regional transport. The facility is a water-based operation with no traditional runways or terminal buildings, typical of seaplane bases in rural Alaska. It supports floatplane operations that connect Hollis and Prince of Wales Island to nearby communities and hubs such as Ketchikan.
Getting to & from
Ground access is available via the Prince of Wales Island road system, which connects Hollis to other communities on the island.
Airlines here
Small regional air carriers and charter floatplane operators serve the base, connecting Hollis to Ketchikan and other southeastern Alaska communities.
Notable facts
  • ›Located on Prince of Wales Island in the Alexander Archipelago of southeastern Alaska.
  • ›Operates as a water-landing facility with no paved runways.
  • ›Hollis is also served by the Alaska Marine Highway System ferry terminal.
  • ›The seaplane base is critical infrastructure for this remote community with limited overland access.
  • ›IATA and ICAO codes are both designated as HYL.
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Route map (3 destinations)

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Routes

HYL → CGA3F · DHP
HYL → KTB3F · DHP
HYL → KTN3F · DHP
HYL → KTNZ3 · DHP
HYL → KTBZ3 · DHP
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City & Place Guide

Quiet Oklahoma plains town with genuine small-town American charm.

Hollis is a small city in Harmon County in the southwestern corner of Oklahoma, sitting close to the Texas border amid the rolling plains and red-dirt landscape of the region. With a population of roughly 2,000 residents, it serves as the county seat and offers a glimpse into authentic rural Oklahoma life far removed from tourist crowds.

The town has a rich agricultural heritage centered on cotton and wheat farming, and visitors can experience the unhurried pace of a classic American small town. Local pride runs deep here, and the welcoming community makes it a genuine off-the-beaten-path stop for travelers exploring the southern Great Plains.

  • •Harmon County Courthouse — a handsome historic structure anchoring the town square.
  • •Sandy Creek Recreation Area — nearby outdoor space for fishing and relaxed nature walks.
  • •Hollis Historic Downtown — browse local shops and absorb classic small-town architecture.
  • •Harmon County Museum — local exhibits tracing pioneer, Native American, and farming history.
  • •Red River nearby — scenic drives along the river corridor between Oklahoma and Texas.
  • •Cotton fields at harvest — a striking seasonal landscape unique to southwestern Oklahoma.

Getting around: Hollis has no public transit system, rail service, or rideshare coverage; a personal vehicle or rental car is essentially required to get around town and explore the surrounding region. Taxis are extremely limited, so plan your transportation in advance before arriving.

Best time: Late spring (April–May) and early fall (September–October) offer the most pleasant temperatures, avoiding the intense summer heat that can exceed 100°F.

Local food: Look for classic Oklahoma staples like chicken-fried steak, barbecue brisket, and homestyle diners serving biscuits and gravy that reflect the region's hearty plains cooking tradition.

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

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