CWA → DTW

Rib Mountain

Visible shortly after takeoff from CWA, this ancient geological formation rises prominently above the Wisconsin landscape.

Door Peninsula

On a clear day, the distinctive 'thumb' of Wisconsin and the waters of Green Bay are visible to the north.

Central Lake Michigan

A vast blue expanse that showcases the scale of the Great Lakes, often dotted with cargo freighters.

Detroit Skyline

The Renaissance Center and downtown core are often visible on the left during the final approach from the north.

Saginaw Bay

The large bay of Lake Huron can be seen in the distance as the flight crosses into the Lower Peninsula.

Lake Winnebago

Wisconsin's largest inland lake is visible to the south as the aircraft tracks toward the lakefront.

Silver Lake Sand Dunes

Striking white sand dunes along the Michigan shoreline are visible as the flight makes landfall.

Grand Rapids

The urban sprawl and skyscrapers of Western Michigan's largest city can be seen mid-flight.

Michigan Stadium

Known as 'The Big House' in Ann Arbor, this massive stadium is a landmark feature during the descent into DTW.

Huron River

The winding river through Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti provides a scenic natural boundary just west of the airport.