Trièves · French Alps · 3,000 ft MSL
A private mountain airfield. A château with a past. No landing fees, ever.
The fortress of Montmeilleur was first raised in the 11th century, commanding the glacial valley of the Trièves beneath the escarpments of the Vercors. While governing the Dauphiné as the young Dauphin Louis, the future King Louis XI chose Montmeilleur as his preferred hunting residence in 1460 — before he was even crowned King of France.
The forests teemed with red deer and wild boar. Six centuries later, that tradition endures.
Préférence de chasse de Louis XI · 1460
"Land here for nothing. Stay for everything."
No landing fees · Courtesy car · Three cottages 50m from the strip · Pool · Spa · Cave à Vins
ICAO data, runway specs, frequencies, fuel, and everything you need before filing.
Airfield details →PPR process, approach notes, weather, charts — all critical information in one place.
Pilot info →Three cottages within the château walls. Pool, bains, cave à vins.
View accommodation →A private bathhouse — Finnish sauna, fire-lit lounge and daybed, yours alone by reservation.
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