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Birchwood Airport

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Small general aviation airport serving the Birchwood community near Anchorage.

Location
Birchwood, United States
Birchwood Airport (ICAO: PABV) is a public general aviation airport located in Birchwood, Alaska, United States, situated in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough northeast of Anchorage. It serves private pilots, recreational flyers, and small charter operations in the region. The airport is owned and operated by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities. It sits in a relatively flat area of the Matanuska-Susitna Valley and provides an important reliever and general aviation resource for pilots in the greater Anchorage area. Birchwood Airport has a single paved runway and is commonly used for flight training, private aircraft operations, and recreational flying. It does not serve scheduled commercial airline service.
Terminals
There are no commercial passenger terminals; the airport features basic general aviation facilities including a small terminal building for private and recreational users.
Getting to & from
The airport is accessible primarily by personal vehicle, located along the Glenn Highway corridor northeast of Anchorage.
Notable facts
  • ›ICAO identifier is PABV; the airport has no IATA code as it does not serve commercial scheduled flights.
  • ›Owned and operated by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities.
  • ›Located in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, approximately 20 miles northeast of downtown Anchorage.
  • ›Primarily used for general aviation, flight training, and recreational flying.
  • ›Features a single paved runway suited for light aircraft operations.
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City & Place Guide

Serene lakeside escape in Wisconsin's quiet Northwoods wilderness.

Birchwood is a small village in Washburn County, Wisconsin, nestled among glacial lakes and dense northern forests. Known as the "Bluegill Capital of Wisconsin," it draws anglers, paddlers, and nature lovers seeking a peaceful retreat far from urban bustle.

The area offers outstanding opportunities for fishing, kayaking, hiking, snowmobiling, and wildlife watching throughout the year. The friendly small-town atmosphere, with local diners and mom-and-pop shops, gives visitors an authentic taste of rural Northwoods life.

With a population of only a few hundred residents, Birchwood moves at a relaxed pace. It serves as a basecamp for exploring the broader Washburn County lake district, which contains dozens of pristine lakes and miles of trails.

  • •Birchwood Area Lakes — fish or paddle on crystal-clear glacial waters including Red Cedar Lake.
  • •Red Cedar Lake — popular spot for bluegill fishing, boating, and summer swimming.
  • •Washburn County Trails — scenic hiking and snowmobile routes through old-growth forest.
  • •Birchwood Community Center — hub for local festivals and seasonal community events.
  • •Locally Owned Bait and Tackle Shops — immerse yourself in authentic Northwoods fishing culture.
  • •Nearby Flowage Areas — expansive wild waters ideal for duck watching and canoe camping.

Getting around: Birchwood has no public transit system; a personal vehicle or rental car is essential for getting around the village and exploring surrounding lakes and trails. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have very limited availability in this rural area, so plan accordingly.

Best time: Summer (June through August) offers warm weather ideal for fishing, swimming, and paddling, while winter attracts snowmobilers and ice fishers.

Local food: Try fresh-caught bluegill pan-fried at a local supper club, along with classic Wisconsin fish fries, cheese curds, and hearty walleye dishes.

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

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Encyclopaedia

Birchwood Airport is a state-owned public-use airport located two nautical miles (4 km) northwest of the central business district of Birchwood, in the Anchorage Municipality of the U.S. state of Alaska.

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