Schafer Meadows airstrip in Montana's roadless Bob Marshall Wilderness - hand-built by CCC crews in 1935 - remains one of North America's most demanding and rewarding backcountry flying destinations.
RampSchafer Meadows (8S1) is a 2,000-foot grass strip inside the largest roadless wilderness complex in the lower 48, accessible only by horse, foot, or airplane.
RampSchafer Meadows (6S6) is a 2,700-foot grass strip deep in Montana's Bob Marshall Wilderness - one of the most rewarding and demanding backcountry destinations in the lower 48.
RampSchafer Meadows is a 2,100-foot grass strip in the heart of Montana's Bob Marshall Wilderness - one of the only mechanized access points into 1.5 million acres of roadless wild country.
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