Three Forms of Major Transportation AIRPORTS Price County Airport, located in Phillips The Price County Airport (PBH) is a corporate/transport- type airport with two runways. The North-South runway is 5,220 feet; the East-West runway is 3,950 feet. The airport features on-demand remote lighting, NDB, GPS, and PAPI & VASI landing. Price County Airport sells Jet A, 100LL, and MOGAS. The terminal is open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week and has land available to build a hanger. For more information, call 715-339-3701. Park Falls Municipal Airport The Park Falls Municipal Airport (PKF) is located in Park Falls and offers pilot-controlled lighting and NDB & GPS approaches. The North-South runway extends 3,500 feet. 100LL self-serve fuel is available. The terminal is open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. For more information, call 715-661-0892. Prentice Municipal Airport The Prentice Municipal Airport offers pilot control lighting and has a 3,250 foot East-West runway. Located between two village industrial parks, you can taxi to your business. Parking ramp and hanger sites are available on village land. BUS SERVICE The BART bus service offers public transportation in Price County. HIGHWAYS Price County's major transportation corridors are U.S. Highway 8 and State Highways 13 & 70. A network of major intersecting highways provides convenient freight access throughout the county. To learn more, contact the highway commissioner at 715-339-3081. RAIL SERVICE The Canadian National Railroad services the major communities of Price County. The tracks of the Canadian National Railroad roughly parallel Highway 13 and U.S. Highway 8 from Minnesota to Michigan.