Trinity County owns and operates five public use general aviation airports located throughout the County. Both residents and visitors can access the rugged remoteness of Trinity County easily and enjoy the surrounding attractions of each airfield's locale. Additional information on the facilities and local attractions may be obtained from Trinity County Airports at
530-623-9585.

Trinity Center Airport/John Swett Field

Trinity Center Airport/John Swett Field (086) Runway 14/32 is Asphalt Surfaced 3215 feet in length by 50 feet wide at Elevation 2390, with Runway 32 having Right Hand Traffic. 200 foot paved displaced thresholds are located at each runway. Unicom 122.9. FSS Rancho Murieta Unicom 122.4. 1-800-WX BRIEF.

Trinity Center Airport is located in the community of Trinity Center in the scenic northern portion of the County and lies adjacent to the Trinity Alps Wilderness and Trinity Lake.

Trinity Center enjoys a small year round population (many of whom are pilots), that increases during the summer vacation months. Local attractions include camping and hiking, mountain biking, boating, house boating, fishing, hunting, wildlife viewing, Scott Museum and sightseeing.

Weaverville Airport/Lonnie Pool Field

Weaverville Airport/Lonnie Pool Field (054) Runway 18/36, is Asphalt Surfaced 2980 feet in length by 50 feet wide at Elevation 2350. The runway is ONE WAY ONLY. Land runway 36 and take off Runway 18 due to 3-1/2% uphill gradient and rising terrain to the north of the facility. Landings are supplemented by a pilot activated (5X on) PAPI. No touch and or goes or go arounds, and no night landings. 90 foot Displaced Threshold Runway 36. Unicom 122.8. FSS Rancho Murieta Unicom 122.4. 1-800-WX BRIEF.

Weaverville Airport serves Trinity County's largest community and County seat and enjoys utilization by it's residents, businesses and vacationers. Local attractions include the Weaverville Historic District, Trinity Alps Wilderness, camping and hiking, mountain biking, equestrian trail riding, fishing, hunting, river rafting, kayaking, and sightseeing.

Hayfork Airport

Hayfork Airport (Q72) Runway 07/25 is Asphalt Surfaced 4115 feet in length by 60 feet wide at Elevation 2321. The runway is lighted (pilot activated 5X on, 7X off), and has Right Hand Traffic Runway 25. Unicom 122.8. FSS Rancho Murieta Unicom 122.4. 1-800-WX BRIEF.

Attractions in the Hayfork area include the Trinity County Fairgrounds, Indian Valley/Butter Creek recreational trail system, South Fork Scenic Trail and Ewing Reservoir. The area also provides numerous opportunities for camping, hiking, hunting, fishing and sight seeing.

Hyampom Airport

The Hyampom and Ruth Airports are located near the population centers of Trinity County's more remote areas in the vicinity of Six Rivers and Shasta Trinity National Forests. Local attractions include camping, hiking, hunting, fishing, sight seeing and Ruth Lake.

Hyampom Airport (Q75) Runway 14/32 is Asphalt Surfaced 2980 feet in length by 60 feet wide at Elevation 1250. Right Hand Traffic on Runway 14 and 700' Displaced Threshold on Runway 25. Unicom 122.8. FSS Oakland Unicom 132.2. 1-800-WX BRIEF.

Ruth Airport

Ruth Airport (Q95) Runway 13/31 is Asphalt Surfaced 3500 feet in length by 50 feet wide at Elevation 2781. Unicom 122.8. FSS Oakland Unicom 132.2. 1-800-WX BRIEF.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

The information presented here is not for navigation purposes - flight guides should always be reviewed prior to flying to any airport. Overnight tiedowns are $3.00 and seasonal or annual permits are available from the Trinity County Airports. For more information on a specific airport, call the phone number listed or call the Airports office at 530-623-9585.

Weaverville

Hayfork

Hyampom

Ruth