If west winds blow out the Upper (south) launch the lower (north) launch is usually flyable. If here try flying the road, your sure to find thermal at the two little aspen groves to the south.
If your up for a flight give me, Ken Steiner, a call.
If north or east winds try ridge souring Luke's launch.
Landing field can be seen from Luke's launch. Look north east for a big bolder the size of a cabin. From there look directly east to the hay shed roof directly below you. It's the closest building to the hill below you.
A tattered windsock is in the northeast corner of the LZ.
Happy flights
Access
Trans Canada Highway #1 between Sicamous and Kamloops BC.
North Okanagan Region.
It's easy to get here!!
Rules
FIC Advanced Weather Briefing and HAGAR Notification: 1-866-WXBRIEF (1-866-992-7433)
French service: 1-866-GOMETEO (1-866-466-3836)
For your HAGAR information, see: http://www.hpac.ca/pub/?pid=95
Canadian Airspace information, see: http://skyvector.com/
Radio Frequency: 123.4Mhz (Aircraft) & 173.640Hmz. Local Club Radio Frequency: 145.500
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/canada/british-columbia/salmon-arm
Salmon Arm Airport (CZAM) Webcam - A view in southeastern direction away from Fly Hills
http://www.metcam.navcanada.ca/hb/player.jsp?id=85&cam=194&lang=e
Some chance of rotor over the trees with west winds on the Upper (South) launch.
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