Accident Details
A private certificated pilot was landing an airplane equipped with tundra tires on rough and uneven terrain at a remote airstrip. The airstrip, oriented east to west, measured approximately 800 feet in length and 9 feet in width. The pilot reported landing toward the west over an area of tundra and rocks. During the landing roll, the right tire struck rocks, causing the airplane to bounce. The pilot then applied the brakes as the right tire entered bushes located along the edge of the landing area. The airplane subsequently nosed over.
Damage
The accident resulted in damage to the propeller, the left wing lift strut, the right wing, and the rudder. No other damage was reported.
Sequence of Events
The pilot's account indicates that the landing was conducted on a rough surface with rocks, and the subsequent bounce and brake application led to the airplane veering into bushes. The exact sequence of events beyond the pilot's statement is not specified.