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Flying Dog Ranch Airstrip Regional Airport illustrationRegional Airport
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Flying Dog Ranch Airstrip

Buford, United States
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41CO
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7020 ft
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Private ranch airstrip in rural Colorado high country.

Location
Buford, United States
Flying Dog Ranch Airstrip (41CO) is a private general aviation airstrip located near Buford, Colorado, in the remote backcountry of Rio Blanco County. It serves the Flying Dog Ranch property and is not open to the general public without prior permission from the property owner. Situated at high elevation in northwestern Colorado, the airstrip is typical of private ranch strips found throughout the Rocky Mountain region, primarily serving single-engine and light twin-engine piston aircraft. The surrounding terrain is rugged and characterized by mountain valleys, requiring pilots to exercise careful judgment regarding density altitude and weather conditions. No commercial or scheduled airline services operate at this facility. It functions solely as a private access point for ranch operations and invited guests.
Notable facts
  • ›Designated with the FAA identifier 41CO, indicating a private Colorado airstrip.
  • ›Located in Rio Blanco County, a sparsely populated region of northwestern Colorado.
  • ›High-elevation terrain requires pilots to account for density altitude performance reductions.
  • ›Access is restricted to private use; prior permission from the owner is required.
  • ›No instrument approach procedures are published for this airstrip.
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City & Place Guide

Small-town charm meets outlet shopping near Atlanta's doorstep.

Buford is a small city in Gwinnett and Hall counties in northern Georgia, about 35 miles northeast of Atlanta. Once known as a leather-tanning hub, it has transformed into a popular suburban destination anchored by the Mall of Georgia and its surrounding retail corridor.

Beyond shopping, Buford sits near Lake Lanier, a massive reservoir offering boating, fishing, and beach recreation. The historic downtown retains a quiet, small-town character with local eateries and community events that contrast with the busy commercial strips nearby.

  • •Mall of Georgia — one of the Southeast's largest malls with hundreds of stores and dining options.
  • •Lake Lanier — sprawling reservoir perfect for boating, kayaking, fishing, and lakeside relaxation.
  • •Buford City Park — a family-friendly green space hosting community events and outdoor activities.
  • •Historic Downtown Buford — charming blocks with local shops, murals, and a glimpse of the city's heritage.
  • •Lake Lanier Islands — resort area with a water park, golf, and waterfront accommodations.
  • •Atlanta Falcons Training Facility — nearby practice facility occasionally open for fan observation.

Getting around: Buford is primarily a car-dependent city, and renting a vehicle is strongly recommended. Gwinnett County Transit offers some bus routes connecting to the greater Atlanta metro, and MARTA rail does not extend this far north. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are available but response times can vary in suburban areas.

Best time: Spring (March–May) and fall (September–October) offer the most comfortable temperatures for outdoor activities at Lake Lanier and exploring the area.

Local food: Try Southern comfort staples like smoked barbecue, fried catfish, and peach cobbler at locally owned diners and BBQ joints scattered around the Buford area.

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

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