What happened
The pilot was initially provided with radar vectors for a straight-in approach to runway 08. Upon breaking through the cloud layer at approximately 700 feet above mean sea level, the pilot identified the airport and subsequently entered a circling pattern to land on runway 30. The runway in use measured 2,733 feet in length and 65 feet in width.
During the landing sequence, the pilot reported that the aircraft landed long. Approximately 200 feet before reaching the end of the runway, the pilot realized there was insufficient distance to come to a complete stop and initiated an aborted landing. The aircraft was unable to regain enough speed to become airborne, causing it to overrun the runway and impact trees. The pilot was not injured.
Findings
The pilot reported that there were no mechanical malfunctions present during the flight. The pilot also noted that the accident could have been prevented if the base leg turn had been executed further away from the runway.