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New from Wazem, Salmon River Idaho adds Allison Ranch a famous little strip that was missing in FSX. Known as one of the most dangerous airfield, this is a challenge for bush pilots. You’ll also find two strips more close to this one.
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Well what a pleasant surprise this little addon is!
As the author says, the scenery is not meant to compete with the “big stuff”, but here you get three really cute little dirt strips out in the back end of nowhere. You don’t get second chances here either.
Once you discover that the only way to fly the scenery is to load a “saved flight” (Nope, you won’t find these three fields by searching for them on the FSX map) then you are in for a pleasant challenge.
Enjoy!