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Short sightseeing trips near KAPA - Denver?



 
 
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Old August 25th 05, 06:25 PM
Matt Barrow
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"Michael 182" wrote in message
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"Longworth" wrote in message
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We finally made it to Denver ... We would like some recommendations for
short, 1 to 2hrs
sightseeing round trips from Centenial airport. Without oxygen and
with 180hp engine, we probably would not want to go higher than 10,000
or 11,000 feet.



Given that altitude restriction you are pretty much limited to the
foothills, although with a 180hp engine (I assume in a Skyhawk or
equivalent) you could easily do some mountain flying. All the usual
warnings regarding mountain flying training apply...

If you are going to stay below 11K, you can fly NW under Denver Class B,
transition Jeffco Class D, fly over the foothills and up the Front Range.
Boulder, Lyons, Loveland, Fort Collins will pass off your right side, and
the Divide will be on display on the left. Try to avoid direct overflight
over Boulder if you are low - the locals are very noise sensitive.


Don't forget Red Rocks or the Flatirons.



 




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