by Naji Chehabeddine
The first in the series Naji's Bush Scenery for FS2002, Fox Camp is located in the extreme southeast of Alaska, deep in the enigmatic Misty Fjords. It is almost 65 kms (40 miles) east of Ketchikan. Fox Camp is a fishing camp, where visitors come to spend their vacation days fishing like they've never done before. Experienced guides are available on camp to teach novices how to fish, and to show experienced fishermen the most bountiful spots. Sports can choose tents or log cabins for accommodation. Food, mostly fish, is prepared in the kitchen cabin. Visitors may also arrive with their own small planes. The beach fronting the camp on the fjord is smooth enough to receive wheeled aircraft.
A bonus outpost scenery is included in the package. It is called Fox Outpost1, and is just a smallish camp away from base camp. It is almost 13 kms (8 miles) northeast of Fox Camp. It is located on a lake deep in the mountains. Sports are taken there for the excellent fishing. To reach it, just follow the river at the east end of the fjord where Fox Camp is located. (Uses Garrish Grays' Trees)

by Naji Chehabeddine
The second in the series Naji's Bush Scenery for FS2002, Sandy Cove is a warehousing outpost, set up to receive and store goods from cities and towns in SE Alaska, for redistribution to the outlying communities and bush locations in the Misty Fjords. It features several warehouses, an administration office, and an accommodation area to house staff and workers. Merchandise is brought in mainly by cargo floatplanes, which make extensive use of the docks there. Still, some shipments come in by wheeled aircraft that can use the beach. Smaller bush planes then distribute goods as ordered by the bush locations. (Uses Garrish Grays' Trees)

by Naji Chehabeddine
This is a package of two bush sceneries, Fox Outposts 2 & 3. Located in the Misty Fjords of SE Alaska, they follow the theme of Fox Camp, the holiday fishing camp released earlier. These two are smallish campsites, where the more experienced sportsmen vacationing at Fox Camp could be taken to find the better spots for fishing. Fox Outpost 2 features a cabin and a camping site around a lake that is tough to maneuver around: once in, you'd better land, otherwise you risk getting trapped inside high cliffs. Fox Outpost 3 features a cabin occupied by a trapper almost yearlong. He lends a hand when sports are brought for fishing on the lake. If you think Fox Outpost 2 is difficult to get in and out, then wait till you see the tight passage that will align you for landing in no 3. Tough locations both, but this is where the fishing is like no other place. (Uses Garrish Grays' Trees)

by Naji Chehabeddine
Alaska does not rely on agriculture as much as it does on its natural resources, like oil, gas, timber, and on mining. Still, and in spite of the harsh weather, some folks earn their livelihood from agriculture. This is the case of Moudi Farm, located in the Misty Fjords of SE Alaska, where the owners have succeeded in raising cool-weather crops for many years. Bush communities in the area have come to rely in large part on Moudi Farm's vegetable produce. Bush pilots and boatmen in the area are called upon to pick up and deliver produce on request. To make access easy, the farm built a dock for floatplanes and boats, and laid a dirt airstrip for wheeled planes. (Uses Garrish Grays' Trees)

by Tom Fica
Devils Canyon Lodge is famous for it's hunting and fishing and the guides that it employs are some of the best in Alaska. Other activities you can enjoy while you're there are hiking, camping, trail rides and in winter cross-country skiing and snow machineing If you prefer solitude you can fly out to the remote cabin at Angel Lake.
There are float docks at both locations and the Lodge has an 1800 ft grass strip, however it's not very well maintained. There is no strip at Angel Lake but on the South side of the lake is a large clearing, you shouldn't have any problem getting in and out of there with any bush aircraft. (Uses Garrish Grays' Trees)

by Garrish Grays
This is a set of add on scenery *.bgl files and texture files used by many FS2000 and FS2002 scenery designers. Many designers include them in their packages. However, you can load them once into your main FS Scenery and Texture folders and never have to fool with them again. In the future, to conserve space, many scenery packages requiring the Tree macros will not include them in the download.

by Joe Watson
Funter Bay (FNR) is a real float plane base in Alaska, 11 miles southwest of Juneau . This one is fictional. The real base is a weather station. There is enough room to land on the beach for wheeled aircraft. Watch the trees, if you snag one, you are going to ding the plane! There is fuel here for float planes, just pull up to the pier on the side between the fuel pumps.

by Bear Baker
This scenery includes a dock and operations shack for TWA's floatplane operations out of it's home base of Prince Rupert, BC. The scenery includes several static aircraft. (Requires Garrish Grays' Trees if not previously installed)

by Tom FICA
Sockeye Lake got it's name because of the large number of Sockeye Salmon (Red Salmon) that run to it to spawn. During the summer this lake and the streams in the area are teeming with fish. This is a great place for a fly-in fishing trip.
There are two cabins on this lake, one is a large modern cabin with all the comforts of home. The other is an old but well maintained trappers cabin. Both are for rent. Which one you stay at depends on your style and the balance in your checkbook.
Wherever you stay I hope that you enjoy this lake, just don't catch them all.

by Dan Morand
This update to TWA's first scenery adds a number of buildings including a barn and coral with horse for those back country trips. The update includes a short gravel air strip to allow those of us who are "coordination challenged" (at least with respect to helicopters) to get guest into and out of the lodge.

by Michael Carr
Welcome to a laid back, downhome friendly place to fly! Bears Outpost, located in Northern Canada, situated on the icy shores of the Yukon Territory, is a small trading/tourist community, accessible only by boat, helicopter, or small aircraft. With a small 1100 ft dirt runway, surrounded by the town, it is a challenge to land. You also have the option for a water landing (if it isn’t frozen) with two open water hangers for float planes and a large T-shaped pier.

by Bear Baker
This scenery is a fishing camp on East Twin Lake about 75nm SW of Fairbanks (N 64* 26' W 150* 39'). It includes a tent camp run by TWA with a couple of floored wall tents, a dock and a couple of Colman John Boats w/motors. At the other end of the lake are two privately owned cabins with a common dock. This is a close to real scenery of a place my son and I have fished. The outfitter, a bush pilot flying out of Chena Marina, use to take clients out for any length stay they liked...usually a few days. We would fly out with him when he was going to pick up a party and fish all night (remember the sun doesn't go down) and fly back with him after he droped off his next party. Great pike fishing, especially on dry flys right after ice out. Have fun.

by Bear Baker
A DHC-2 Beaver is missing on a flight from Whitehorse, YK to Haines Alaska. The pilot and his wife reported their last position as ~26 nm from YXY on a bearing of 157. There was brief contact sufficient to indicate that they were alive after putting the Beaver down. They are believed to be West of the course filed in their flight plan (see the included map). The area is mountainous with peaks in excess of 7000' but there are a number of alpine meadows and valleys in the 3000-5000' range. Extreme care is urged for all participating pilots…we don't need to come looking for you as well. Their son has been contacted and informed us that they had their survival gear on board when they left Kelowna yesterday for Whitehorse. He recalls their tent being orange. The Beaver on skies and the Bell 206 are available in Whitehorse. The Otter on Skies is available out of Juneau.

by Michael Carr
Blizzard Run, a thriving trading community located on top, and on the shores of Quadra Island in British Columbia, Canada. Detailed scenery featuring many custom houses, open hangers, lake houses, float plane hangers, wooden docks, static vehicles, campers, and incorporating the new FS2002 smoke effects. (The Upgrade provides the missing textures from the original release. You need both downloads.)

by Tom Fica
A small resort located in the foothills of the Alaska Range about 50 miles north of Illimna This lake is home to an upscale wilderness lodge offering a true sense of the Alaskan bush with first class accommodations. Also included are a couple of smaller cabins and a small grass airstrip.

Frank Betts
This scenery adds a heliport and small trauma care facility to the default Ketchican airport scenery.

By Bear Baker
This scenery is a fishing camp on Dune Lake about 60 nm SW of Fairbanks (N 64* 25.6' W 149* 53.9'). It includes a cabin owned by TWA with a dock and a couple of Coleman John Boats w/motors. Across the lake is an area often used for fly in camping.

By Tom Fica
Moser Bay is an inhancement of the default seaplane base located at the south end of Kodiak Island. It seems appropriate that this scenery be dedicated to my friend, Don Moser! Don has done more than anyone I know to encourage the intrest in FlightSim bush flying.

By Tom Fica
Alaskan Wilderness Camps. Five tent-camps located in the remote Alaskan Bush. All have short narrow "runways" with interesting approaches. For the less adventerous floatplanes can be used. Great locations for hunters, fishermen, hikers or if you just want to get away from it all for awhile. Sound files for Lago's FSSoundScape are also included.

By Tom Fica
FS2002 Scenery - Bearpaw Air Taxi. A fictional airport located 3 miles east of Iliamna, Alaska. This is a private airfield with a 2000ft gravel runway and floatlpane dock, it is intended to be used as a base of operations for flights to and from other bush scenery I have made in the Iliamna area. Sound files for Lago's FSSoundScape are also included.

Yukon Territory and
YT_Update1

By Dave Erickson
Enhancements to 50 land-based airports in Northern Alaska. Includes static aircraft and additional airport structures as well as easy to install landclass files. These landclass files add small villages and stands of conifers that blanket the surrounding areas. The experience can be further enhanced with autogen tree replacements by either Ed Truthan or Gerrish Gray (download separately). This will greatly improve the look of autogen conifers, and multiply their numbers significantly. The results are realistic approaches over thickly forested areas into bush airports with small nearby communities, and it is fairly gentle on frame rates. If you download this scenery, and if you are not using these replacement trees, I recommend (no, I insist) that you download one of those utilities now. Look for "conifers.zip" by Ed Truthan or "MSTrees2.zip" by Gerrish Gray.