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Shively Field

Saratoga, United States
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General aviation gateway to Wyoming's Sierra Madre region.

Location
Saratoga, United States
Shively Field (KSAA) is a public-use general aviation airport located in Saratoga, Carbon County, Wyoming, United States. It serves the small community of Saratoga and the surrounding rural areas of south-central Wyoming, providing access to a region known for fishing, hunting, and outdoor recreation. The airport is owned and operated by Carbon County and primarily handles private and charter aircraft. It sits at an elevation of approximately 7,012 feet above mean sea level, characteristic of the high-altitude terrain of the region. No scheduled commercial airline service operates at the facility.
Terminals
Shively Field has no passenger terminal in the commercial sense, as it is a general aviation facility with a small fixed-base operator (FBO) building.
Getting to & from
Ground transport options are limited, with rental cars and private vehicles being the primary means of traveling between the airport and Saratoga.
Notable facts
  • ›Elevation of approximately 7,012 feet MSL makes it a high-altitude airport requiring aircraft performance considerations.
  • ›The airport has the IATA code SAA and ICAO code KSAA.
  • ›Located in Carbon County, Wyoming, a region popular for fly-fishing on the North Platte River.
  • ›Named Shively Field, the airport is owned and operated by Carbon County.
  • ›No scheduled commercial airline service; used primarily by general aviation and charter flights.
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City & Place Guide

Historic spa town famous for racing, mineral springs, and Gilded Age charm.

Saratoga Springs, New York, is a small city with an outsized reputation built on thoroughbred horse racing, natural mineral springs, and a vibrant arts scene. Once a magnet for 19th-century high society, it retains much of that elegance through beautifully preserved Victorian architecture, grand hotels, and leafy boulevards.

The city buzzes most intensely in summer when the Saratoga Race Course draws visitors from across the country, but its performing arts venues, spas, and outdoor parks ensure year-round appeal. Broadway (the local main street) is lined with boutiques, restaurants, and cafes that keep the downtown lively in every season.

  • •Saratoga Race Course — America's oldest thoroughbred track, electric during the summer meet.
  • •Congress Park — elegant downtown park centered on historic mineral springs and the Canfield Casino.
  • •Saratoga Spa State Park — 2,000-acre park with mineral baths, pools, and the Saratoga Performing Arts Center.
  • •National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame — celebrates the full history of American thoroughbred racing.
  • •Yaddo Gardens — serene rose and rock gardens on the grounds of the famous artists' retreat.
  • •Saratoga Battlefield — nearby Revolutionary War site where a pivotal American victory turned the war's tide.

Getting around: Saratoga Springs has limited public transit; CDTA buses serve the city and connect to Albany. Amtrak's Empire Service stops at the Saratoga Springs station with daily service to New York City and Albany. Taxis and rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft are readily available, especially during racing season. A car is helpful for exploring outlying attractions and the state park.

Best time: Late July through August is peak season when the thoroughbred races run and the city is at its most festive, though spring and fall offer pleasant weather with smaller crowds.

Local food: Don't miss a trackside breakfast at the Race Course, freshly made saltwater taffy from Congress Park vendors, and the farm-to-table dining scene along Broadway showcasing Adirondack-region ingredients.

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

Encyclopaedia

Shively Field is a public airport a mile southwest of Saratoga, in Carbon County, Wyoming.

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