DEN → SEA

The Front Range

Immediate views of the snow-capped Colorado Rockies including Longs Peak shortly after takeoff from Denver.

Sawtooth Mountains

Deeply glaciated and jagged granite peaks visible while crossing central Idaho.

Columbia River Gorge

The massive river carving a deep canyon through the basalt cliffs of the Cascade Range.

Mount Rainier

The crown jewel of the flight; the massive glacier-clad volcano dominates the view during the descent into Seattle.

Mount St. Helens

Further in the distance to the south, the distinct horseshoe-shaped crater from the 1980 eruption is often visible.

Wind River Range

Massive peaks and remote wilderness areas in western Wyoming often visible to the north.

Yellowstone Vicinity

The vast volcanic plateau and high-altitude lakes of the world's first national park can be seen on clear days.

Hell's Canyon

North America's deepest river gorge, carved by the Snake River along the Idaho-Oregon border.

The North Cascades

An endless sea of jagged, glaciated peaks known as the American Alps visible to the north during descent.

Seattle Skyline

If the flight approaches SEA from the north, you will see the Space Needle, Elliott Bay, and downtown skyscrapers.