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Marble Canyon Airport (MYH) is a small public-use airstrip in northern Arizona, located just southwest of Marble Canyon and the Navajo Bridge near Lees Ferry. It serves general aviation, scenic flights, and river runners accessing the Colorado River and Vermilion Cliffs region. The airport has a single paved runway and no scheduled commercial service, making it a quiet gateway to the eastern Grand Canyon area.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors plan early-morning departures to avoid summer density altitude and canyon-country turbulence, and they call ahead to confirm fuel and tie-down availability. The runway can have gusty crosswinds, so check winds and announce on UNICOM well before entering the pattern.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is just off US-89A, about a mile from Marble Canyon and Lees Ferry, but there is no public transit or rideshare in the immediate area. Arrange a rental car, shuttle, or lodge pickup from Page, AZ (about 45 miles east) or Kanab, UT (about 60 miles west) before you arrive. Driving is the most reliable way to reach the airport and nearby attractions.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for Marble Canyon Airport?
A: The IATA code is MYH; the FAA location identifier is also MYH. There is no separate ICAO code.
Q: Does Marble Canyon Airport have commercial airline service?
A: No. It is a general aviation airport with no scheduled passenger flights; most traffic is private aircraft, air tours, and charter operations.
Q: What facilities are available at MYH?
A: Expect basic general aviation facilities, including a paved runway, tie-downs, and a small parking area. Fuel and other services should be confirmed in advance.
Q: How far is Marble Canyon Airport from the Grand Canyon?
A: It is near the eastern Grand Canyon gateway, roughly 45 miles from Page, Arizona, and a scenic drive to the North Rim and Lees Ferry. It is not at Grand Canyon Village or the South Rim.
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