Incident Overview
On February 8, 1986, at 1430 Pacific Standard Time, a Cessna 182, registration N91614, overran the landing surface and nosed over at a dirt strip. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed at the time, with generally calm winds and sporadic gusts from the north at approximately 10 knots.
Approach and Landing
There was no indication of unfavorable conditions prior to the approach. The pilot elected to land to the south on the down-sloping, 1300-foot dirt strip. During the landing roll, a gusting tailwind extended the landing run beyond the available distance.
Outcome
The aircraft ran off the end of the dirt strip and nosed over, coming to rest in a vertical position. No further details about occupant injuries or aircraft damage were provided in the source.