Skip to main content

Oregon State Flag An official website of the State of Oregon »

Oregon Department of Agriculture Search Site

Mulino State Airport [4S9]

Mulino State Airport [4S9]

The Hamlet of Mulino is located 23 miles south of Portland in Clackamas County.

The Airport is owned and operated by the Oregon Department of Aviation.

Major employers in the area include Brentwood Industries and RSG Forest Products. There are logging, road construction, quarrying, and trucking companies to support the timber land managers in the area.  The Airport's runway, Runway 14/32, is 3,425 feet long and 100 feet wide. 



This visual runway is equipped with MIRL and a full length parallel taxiway. The Airport handles approximately 21,300 annual general aviation operations and is home to 63 based aircraft. It is estimated that 39 percent of the Airport's annual operations are conducted by itinerant aircraft. 

Other Valley Airports
Airports in Other Regions

Airport Information

Navigation

Lat/Long: ​45.21656, -122.59019
45° 12′ 59.6″ N, 122° 35′ 24.7″ W
45° 12.993′ N, 122° 35.412′ W
​Runway: ​14/32
​Runway Length: ​3,425 ft
​Elevation: ​260 ft (Surveyed)
​Tower: No
​Tower Hours: N/A
​Airspace: Unknown
​Lighting: Activate MIRL Ry 14/32, Twy Lgts, & Windcone - CTAF. PAPI Rys 14 & 32 Opr 24 Hrs.

Communication

CTAF: ​123.05
​UNICOM: 123.05
​​

Be Informed

5/1/2026
The 4 seasonal state airports in the Cascade Mountain Range have reopened today!

As of May 1st, the following airports are open for use:
  • Crescent Lake State Airport
  • McKenzie Bridge State Airport
  • Santiam Junction State Airport
  • Toketee State Airport
McKenzie Bridge State Airport

As published, these airports are closed seasonally from November 1st until May 1st. Depending on conditions, these closures may be extended via NOTAMs. This year ODAV is happy to report all 4 airports are reopened as of 5/1.

If you have not flown into these airports before, they're worth a visit! We advise you read all of the published airport information, and reach out to us before flying in.

Safe and happy flying, everyone! 
No
Oregon Seasonal State Airports Reopened Today​

No Announcements