Son Tra Peninsula

📍 Da Nang · Nearest city: Son Tra (8 km)

23 XC score / 100 · takeoff at 573 m · 📍 View on map

Coordinates and external links
Lat / Lng: 16.11790, 108.27400
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Takeoff orientations

NNEESE SSWWNW

Green = good orientation · Yellow = possible · Gray = not suitable

Why this site has thermal potential

FactorValueInterpretation
Hotspot density (5 km)0 Low
Avg thermal probability0.00 Based on thousands of aggregated IGC flights
Solar orientation0.78 Slope faces south in northern hemisphere
Own flight history0.00 Thermals detected in platform IGC tracks

Takeoff description

573m ASL, can launch in 2 directions: East and South; thanks to Da Nang City support we - Ha Noi Paragliding Club - have renovated and clear a nice and wide area for preparation and take-off. The launch site is easily accessible by motorcycles and cars by newly completed asphalt pave road [see videos and pictures we made in recent trip to Son Tra flying site]. Coordinates: 16.1179 108.2738, Alt: 573 m, Timezone: ICT (UTC+7)

Rules and notes

Restricted area: see picture in the link below, restricted area is marked by these 4 coordinates: 16005’00”N - 108013’40”E; 16002’50”N - 108013’40”E; 16002’50”N - 108012’25”E; 16004’18”N - 108012’25”E. - height limit: from ground level to 1500m high. - restricted time: 24/24 h of a day. http://www.danangrc.com/forum/attachment.php?s=8db77fd159b95c97896121c427711b05&attachmentid=450&d=1213891762

Pilot comments

some pictures taken in recent trip to Son Tra flying site by Ha Noi Paragliding Club, http://www.flickr.com/photos/64610213@N05/sets/72157631418048794/

Nearby sites

Langbiang (18) · Khanh Le pass (0) · Chin Khuc mountain (0) · Hon Hong (18) · Mui Ne (15) · Dateh Paragliding (0)

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