High Sierra Fly-In Special Gallery
Key Takeaways:
- The High Sierra Fly-In is a large "DIY" gathering of nearly 200 airplanes, predominantly taildraggers, held on a remote dry lakebed in the high country of Nevada.
- The event attracts a diverse range of aircraft, from classic taildraggers to kitbuilt planes and powered parachutes, and features activities like STOL drag races.
- Despite challenging brisk weather and high winds, the fly-in is well-attended by hundreds of people who enjoy camping, "hangar flying," and a strong sense of community.
- Founder Kevin Quinn believes backcountry flying is a significant and growing trend in aviation, celebrating the success and spirit of the event.
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