BLI → LAS

Mount Baker

Visible almost immediately after takeoff, this massive glaciated volcano dominates the landscape east of Bellingham.

Mount Rainier

The most prominent peak in the lower 48 states, offering an incredible close-up view about 20-30 minutes into the flight.

Mount Hood

Oregon's highest peak is clearly visible as the flight path crosses the Columbia River Gorge south of Portland.

The Las Vegas Strip

On many standard arrival patterns into LAS, the left side offers the best views of the famous resort corridor during the final turn.

Puget Sound

Beautiful views of the Salish Sea, the San Juan Islands, and the Olympic Mountains to the west during the initial climb.

Crater Lake

Depending on the specific airway, you may see the deep blue caldera of the deepest lake in the United States.

Sierra Nevada

Views of the rugged eastern slopes of the Sierra mountains as the flight tracks south toward the Mojave Desert.

Death Valley

Dramatic aerial perspectives of the white salt pans and stark geological formations of the lowest point in North America.

Red Rock Canyon

The vibrant red sandstone peaks of the Spring Mountains are visible during the descent into the Las Vegas valley.