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Old Orchard Airpark Regional Airport illustrationRegional Airport
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Old Orchard Airpark

Modena, United States
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2NK9
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660 ft
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Small private airpark serving the Hudson Valley region.

Location
Modena, United States
Old Orchard Airpark (ICAO: 2NK9) is a small, privately owned general aviation facility located in Modena, New York, in the United States. It serves light aircraft operations in the Hudson Valley area of Ulster County. The airpark is not served by commercial airlines and does not handle scheduled passenger traffic. It functions primarily as a local base for private pilots and small aircraft owners in the region.
Notable facts
  • ›ICAO identifier is 2NK9; no IATA code is assigned.
  • ›Located in Ulster County, New York, in the Hudson Valley region.
  • ›Serves general aviation and private aircraft operations only.
  • ›No scheduled commercial airline service operates at this facility.
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City & Place Guide

Quiet Utah hamlet where canyon country meets rural charm

Modena is a tiny unincorporated community in Iron County, southwestern Utah, sitting near the Nevada border at an elevation of roughly 5,500 feet. Once a historic railroad stop on the Union Pacific line, the town today is little more than a handful of structures surrounded by sweeping high-desert scenery.

The area appeals primarily to travelers seeking solitude, off-road adventure, and access to the wider canyon country of southern Utah. Nearby public lands managed by the BLM offer opportunities for hiking, rockhounding, and exploring remote washes and volcanic terrain.

  • •Modena Railroad Remnants — weathered artifacts of a once-active Union Pacific depot town
  • •BLM Desert Trails — rugged backcountry routes through volcanic rock and sagebrush flats
  • •Pine Valley Mountains (nearby) — scenic forested range offering hiking and wildlife viewing
  • •Beryl Junction Area — quiet crossroads with views of expansive southwestern Utah sky
  • •Rockhounding Sites — local washes yield obsidian, petrified wood, and other minerals
  • •Star Gazing — minimal light pollution makes nights exceptional for amateur astronomy

Getting around: Modena has no public transportation, rail service, or rideshare coverage; a personal vehicle, preferably with high clearance for unpaved roads, is absolutely essential for reaching the community and exploring the surrounding public lands.

Best time: Spring (April–May) and fall (September–October) offer the most comfortable temperatures for exploring the high desert landscape.

Local food: Stock up on provisions in Cedar City or St. George before arriving, as there are no restaurants in Modena; regional Utah staples like Dutch-oven potatoes and fry bread are worth seeking out in larger nearby towns.

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