The South Park Area RC Society's Web Page

This page was last updated on June 12th, 2007; thanks for stopping by!

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RC Fliers in Park and Summit Counties of Colorado Chartered this club in 1990. SPARCS was incorporated in the state of Colorado as a non-profit corporation in 1993. Our Purpose is to promote the educational, recreational, and scientific aspects of model aviation by providing suitable facilities and instruction to those who are interested in becoming involved.

Our Parent organization, the Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA), promotes all aspects of model aviation, and provides liability insurance for members.

The 2007 SPARCS Silent Fly will be presented at the SPARCS RC Airfield just on the north outskirts of Fairplay on Saturday, July 21st. CLICK HERE to visit the Silent Fly web page.

For a listing of 2007 tenative RC Flying Events in the area, visit the RC EVENTS page. Use your Web Browser's BACK button to return to this page.

Visit the Float Flying Photo Gallery, where you can find information on high altitude float flying activities in the Colorado Rockies

Visit the Slope Flying Site Photo Gallery, where you'll find info on an expanding list of slope flying sites in Park County, Colorado.

Visit the SPARCS Webmaster's Main RC Flight Page. You'll find everything there from local weather and WIND condition forcast links, to aircraft design notes.

There are a lot of sites on the Web that deal with RC Flying; besides the links available from AMA's web site mentioned above, one of our favorites that will give you further links to most of the rest is the RC WEB, sponsored by Tower Hobbies, The links here will keep you busy for quite a while!

Please visit the web site of the Slope Combat Glider Flying Squadron in Colorado's High Country, the Super 77th Airborne; their 2007 Williams Peak Slope Combat weekend will be held on the weekend of June 23rd & 24th

The Jefco Aeromodlers in the Denver area have a home on the web.

Mile Hi R/C Club in Aurora, Colorado has a Web Site

You can find the web site of the Denver R.C. Eagles HERE

Sunnyside Aviation in Glenwood Springs has a web site. Their club has a powered plane flying site at the CMC Spring Valley Campus, and also uses a couple of Slope Soaring sites in the area.

Love-Air RC ,based in Loveland, Colorado also has a web site, again with lots of links to other RC related web sites.

The Pike's Peak RC Club, PPRC , is another Colorado RC Club site, which includes information on their flying sites, a schedule of upcoming events and other topics.

The Arvada Associated Modelers also have a website - check them out!

The Grand Junction Modeleers can be found HERE.

The Montrose Model Aircraft Association also has a web site HERE.

The Sky Corral RC Club of Pueblo, CO has their web site HERE.

SPARCS Officers for 2007 & Club Contacts in various areas 2007 SPARCS President, Primarey Flight Instructor & co-ordinator- Summit County Area, and Public Relations Co-ordinator: Rod Baron, Dillon, CO : 970-513-6579 Email= rodandtheo@cs.stanford.edu Vice-President & Contest Director, Webmaster : Bruce K. Stenulson, Fairplay : 719-836-2489 : stenulson@amigo.net Secretary-Treasurer, Safety Officer, and Flight Instructor : John Cain, Fairplay : 719-836-2959 : Email= cainclan@amigo.net AMA C.D., Flight Instructor, & Lost Creek RC Airpark Owner (Private): Ron Teke; 970-262-6312: Email= teamteke@cs.com Flight Instructor, Keith Brown : Summit Cove / Dillon : 970-468-6855 : Email= HChooligans@cs.com

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Below is an aerial photo map of the Fairplay area, showing the access to the SPARCS RC Airfield. It is accessed by taking the Silverheels road off 285 to the west side, then turning immediately on the first gravel road to the left towards the "Two Mile High Baseball Stadium". Drive through on this road past the ball fields, and on to the west into the RC Airfield area. (The two main runways are visible in the red circled area on the photo. )

Our float flying site at DRY LAKE, just to the northeast of the flying field, is also shown on this photo; the NE side of the lake lies on BLM ground, and is only accessible through a wire gate off bHwy. 285, just south of the entrance to the Division of Wildlife's regional offices & shop.

[Thanks to SPARCS 2007 President Rod Baron for preparing this map photo!]

This Web page is dedicated to all of those kids of all ages who have never lost that sense of wonder in seeing something which they have built with their own hands, take wing and fly! It is also dedicated to the memory of those who have flown with us before, who shared that sense of wonder, and who now are off on their own flights of discovery, beyond this material world.

Go to Webmaster Bruce Stenulson's RC FLIGHT main page.