Rocky Mountain STOL is an exhilarating aviation fly-in and STOL (Short Takeoff and Landing) competition set to return to Pinedale, WY, on August 15-16, 2025. This event promises an exciting showcase of skill and performance. Pilots from various backgrounds will converge to demonstrate their aircraft's impressive capabilities in terms of short takeoffs and landings.
National STOL events aim to be a family friendly day out at the airport for both airplane enthusiasts and those new to general aviation! Be sure to check the weather and plan accordingly with hats, sunblock, jackets, or rain gear as necessary. Food trucks will be available, or you are welcome to bring small coolers. Camping chairs are encouraged!
Our venue is Ralph Wenz Field (KPNA), 9357 US-191, Pinedale, WY 82941.
More Information Coming in June!
Event Schedule
All times are tentative and subject to change
Schedule Coming in June!
Compete
Before proceeding with your registration, be sure to review the 2025 National STOL Rules. During your registration, you will be asked to fill out your pilot profile, including uploading a photo of yourself and one of your aircraft.
If you are a first time National STOL competitor, or if you have not competed in more than two years, note that you are required to participate in Friday's practice day and New Competitor Safety Briefing. Schedule your travel plans accordingly!
Standard and Rookie Class registration fees are reduced through Sunday, August 10. Starting on Monday, August 11, the registration fee will increase.
Volunteer
Travel Information
Event Map and Directions
Ralph Wenz Field (KPNA) is located at 9357 US-191, Pinedale, WY 82941. An event map can be viewed by clicking on the button below.
If you are driving in, follow the marked pathway to spectator parking near the grass runway. On Saturday, the gate to purchase/scan your tickets will be PRIOR to parking; please have your tickets or payment ready!
If you are flying in, transient parking is available. Please note that the airport will remain open throughout the event. However, be sure to monitor UNICOM. If you arrive during the practice on Friday or the competition on Saturday, our airbosses will advise you of any competition traffic and may ask you to hold for a break between heats. We highly recommend you plan your arrival and departure outside of the event windows.
When you land, please advise if you are a competitor or a spectator. This will aid in directing you to the appropriate area.