BRW → ANC

Chukchi Sea

Views of the Arctic ice pack and the coastline where the tundra meets the sea shortly after departure.

Gates of the Arctic

Breathtaking views of the Brooks Range wilderness, featuring remote, untouched limestone and granite peaks.

Denali

The undisputed highlight; the 20,310-foot summit of Denali towers over the landscape approximately 150 miles north of Anchorage.

Mount Foraker

The massive neighbor of Denali, often referred to as 'Sultana', showcasing immense glacial systems.

Susitna River

The 'Big River' with its wide, braided channels carved by glacial meltwater flowing toward Cook Inlet.

Mount Susitna

Commonly known as the 'Sleeping Lady', this distinctively shaped mountain is a landmark of the Anchorage skyline.

Arctic Coastal Plain

Vast stretches of thaw lakes and intricate permafrost polygons visible immediately after takeoff from Utqiaġvik.

Eastern Brooks Range

The rugged, snow-capped peaks of the central and eastern Arctic mountains stretching toward the horizon.

Yukon River Basin

The massive, winding silver ribbon of the Yukon River as it snakes through the forested interior of Alaska.

Talkeetna Mountains

Rugged alpine terrain and deep valleys located north of the Matanuska-Susitna Valley.

Chugach Mountains

Jagged, glaciated peaks that dominate the skyline during the final approach into Anchorage.