Approach and Touchdown
The aircraft made a normal approach with flaps extended to about 15 degrees. Touchdown occurred approximately one-third down the runway. During the landing, the aircraft bounced and the right wing rose, causing the aircraft to veer left off the runway.
Loss of Control
Power was applied, and the aircraft paralleled the runway. While moving alongside the runway, the left wing contacted several small tree limbs along the side of a grassy area. The aircraft then lifted off the ground around the middle of the turnaround on the east end of the airport.
Impact
Shortly after becoming airborne, the left wing struck a tree. The aircraft rolled left and dove into a river about 200 ft below the airport elevation. Skid marks were observed in the grass and on the asphalt turnaround.
Environmental Conditions
A variable crosswind was present at the time of the accident.