King Salmon Airport — King Salmon, United States

King Salmon Airport sits at 73 feet above sea level in King Salmon, Alaska, on the Alaska Peninsula near Bristol Bay, its three runways giving it more capacity than most rural Alaska airports, a legacy of infrastructure built up around the community over the years. King Salmon serves as a gateway to Katmai National Park, known for its brown bear population, and to the broader Bristol Bay region famous for its salmon fishery. A strong seasonal surge each summer, tied to both sport fishing and wildlife tourism, pushes traffic here well beyond the field's modest year-round population.