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Cokeville Municipal Airport

Cokeville, United States
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KU06
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6270 ft
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Small general aviation airport serving southwest Wyoming.

Location
Cokeville, United States
Cokeville Municipal Airport (ICAO: KU06) is a small public-use general aviation airport located in Cokeville, Lincoln County, Wyoming, United States. It serves the local community and surrounding rural areas primarily for private and recreational flying. The airport operates without scheduled commercial airline service and is typical of small municipal airports in the rural American West, supporting light aircraft operations, agricultural aviation, and emergency access for the region. Cokeville is a small town near the Wyoming-Idaho border, and the airport provides an important link for residents who rely on general aviation for transportation across the remote high-desert terrain of the area.
Getting to & from
The airport is located close to the town of Cokeville, accessible primarily by private vehicle.
Notable facts
  • ›ICAO identifier is KU06; no IATA code is assigned.
  • ›Located in Lincoln County, Wyoming, near the Wyoming-Idaho border.
  • ›Serves general aviation only, with no scheduled commercial service.
  • ›Situated in a rural high-desert region with elevation typical of the Wyoming landscape.
  • ›Supports local community access in an area with limited transportation infrastructure.
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City & Place Guide

Small Wyoming town with a resilient spirit and scenic beauty.

Cokeville is a small, close-knit town in Lincoln County, southwestern Wyoming, sitting near the Idaho border at an elevation of roughly 6,100 feet. With a population of around 500 people, it offers a quiet, rural atmosphere surrounded by sagebrush plains and mountain backdrops.

The town is perhaps best known nationally for the 1986 Cokeville Elementary School hostage crisis, a traumatic event the community has turned into a story of survival and faith, later depicted in the 2015 film 'The Cokeville Miracle.' Beyond this history, visitors find a peaceful stopover with access to outdoor recreation in the surrounding Bear River Valley region.

  • •Cokeville City Park — a pleasant green space for picnicking and relaxing in town.
  • •Bear River Valley Scenery — sweeping rural landscapes ideal for photography and drives.
  • •Cokeville Elementary School Historic Site — reflects the town's well-known 1986 story of resilience.
  • •Nearby Fossil Butte National Monument — world-class fossil site about an hour's drive away.
  • •Star Valley — scenic agricultural corridor offering charming small-town stops close by.
  • •Local Churches and Community Centers — central to the town's tight-knit cultural life.

Getting around: Cokeville has no public transit, rail, or rideshare services; a personal vehicle or rental car is essential for getting around town and exploring the surrounding area, as distances between attractions can be significant.

Best time: Summer (June through August) offers the mildest weather and easiest road access for exploring the surrounding high-desert and mountain terrain.

Local food: Look for hearty Western staples like beef-based dishes, homestyle cooking at local diners, and fresh trout from nearby Wyoming streams.

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

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