For 15 years we have been celebrating aviation in Alaska with our family fun weekend. Join us Memorial Day weekend (May 25th-26th) for a few days of aviation excitement!
Nestled in the breathtaking wilderness of Alaska's Lake Clark region, the Port Alsworth Sourdough Fly-In is an annual celebration of aviation, community, and the timeless allure of Alaskan culture.
Each summer, pilots and enthusiasts from near and far flock to Port Alsworth for this unforgettable event. For over 15 years, attendees have enjoyed a weekend filled with fun, flying and adventure!
But the Port Alsworth Sourdough Fly-In is more than just a gathering—it's a tradition steeped in the rich history of Alaskan aviation and hospitality. From the pancake breakfast to BBQ, every moment is an opportunity to connect, share stories, and forge lifelong friendships.
Whether you're a seasoned pilot, an outdoor adventurer, or simply a lover of all things Alaska, join us for an experience like no other. Come discover the Port Alsworth Sourdough Fly-In and become part of our cherished community in the heart of the Alaskan wilderness.
Airplane parking is available at the west end of the Wilder runway (6R-24L). Tie down ropes and blocks are your responsibility to bring.
CK's food truck is open on Saturday from 11-7. They serve burgers, milkshakes, hot dogs and more. They will be closed Sunday.
LPA is hosting a free BBQ dinner at 5pm on Saturday! Feel free to bring a side dish!
All other food must be brought with attendees. No campfires allowed on the runway. Port Alsworth does not have a community dump so please haul out your own trash.
Wilder B&B: 907-242-2282
Alaska’s Backcountry Inn: alaskasbackcountryinn@gmail.com
Tulchina Adventures (campground): 907-781-3033
The Farm Lodge: 888-440-2281
Chulitna Lodge: 907-781-3144
Underwing camping permitted, but no campfires. No public bathrooms available between 9pm-8am.
The standard traffic pattern for the Wilder runway is right traffic for 6R and left traffic for 24L.
Please see the Alaska AFD for more information.
CTAF is 122.9 for Lake Clark and Lake Clark Pass.
Please see the Alaska AFD for details on reporting positions and information on transitioning through Cook Inlet and Lake Clark Pass.
There are never landing fees for private operators coming to Port Alsworth.
Please keep foot traffic on the south side of Wilder runway!
Yes! We are always looking for volunteers to help out with the fun! Whether it's the 5K race, aviation competitions, BBQ dinner or film festival, feel free to reach out and let us know your availability.
Need help or assistance? Feel free to reach out and our team will be happy to answer any questions about sponsorship, volunteering, and events!
