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April 1st 08, 06:50 PM
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VFR Routes to Vegas (Mountians)
Gig 601Xl Builder wrote:
MikeMl wrote: Sam Boyer wrote: I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to find out where to get VFR Routes from the East coast to Vegas? I heard the FAA published them at one time but don't know if they do anymore? I would like to stay below 10,000MSL. I80 to SLC, then I15 to LAS What max altitude MSL for that route? I dont remember exactly, but there are only two passes where you have to pop up anywhere close to 10K. One is South Pass in Wy, and the other is between Ft Bridger, Wy and SLC. The route from SLC to LAS can be flown more or less along V21, which is low except near SLC and LAS. 
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