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Gateway to Wyoming's Wind River Country.
Location
Lander, United States
Hunt Field (IATA: LND, ICAO: KLND) is a public-use airport serving Lander, Wyoming, located in the central-western part of the state near the Wind River Range. It is owned and operated by Fremont County and serves as an important general aviation facility for the surrounding rural region.
The airport sits at an elevation of approximately 5,563 feet above sea level, reflecting the high-altitude terrain characteristic of central Wyoming. It supports general aviation operations, charter flights, and occasional commercial air service connections for the Lander community.
Lander is a gateway to outdoor recreation including hiking, climbing, and access to the Wind River Indian Reservation. The airport plays a modest but vital role in regional connectivity for residents, businesses, and visitors to this remote area.
Terminals
Hunt Field has a small, single general aviation terminal facility typical of a rural county-owned airport.
Getting to & from
Ground transportation to downtown Lander is primarily via personal vehicle or rental car, as the airport is located a short distance from the city center.
Notable facts
- ›Hunt Field sits at an elevation of approximately 5,563 feet MSL.
- ›The airport is owned and operated by Fremont County, Wyoming.
- ›Lander is a well-known base camp for climbing and outdoor recreation in the Wind River Range.
- ›The airport primarily serves general aviation traffic given the rural nature of the region.
- ›It holds the IATA code LND, distinguishing it in regional aviation databases.
This profile is provided for general information only. Details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airport's official website before acting on them.
