EWR → PDX

Manhattan Skyline

On a northern departure from EWR, the left side provides a sweeping panoramic view of the Jersey City and New York City skyscrapers.

Wind River Range

As you cross Wyoming, look for the jagged, snow-capped peaks of the Continental Divide, often clearer from the southern-facing windows.

Craters of the Moon

In Idaho, view the vast, dark basaltic lava fields of this national monument that resemble a lunar landscape.

Mount Hood

The star of the show; during the descent along the Columbia River, this iconic 11,249-foot volcano appears massive and close to the wing.

Columbia River Gorge

Watch the transition from high desert to lush forest as the plane follows the dramatic cliffs of the Columbia River into Portland.

The Great Lakes

Depending on the northernly track, you may see the southern shores of Lake Erie and Lake Michigan, including the Chicago shoreline.

Badlands & Black Hills

The right side often catches the unique erosional topography of South Dakota and the dark, forested rises of the Black Hills.

Mount St. Helens

Upon arrival, look north to see the famous horseshoe-shaped crater left by the 1980 eruption, often visible alongside Mount Adams.

Mount Rainier

On clear days, the massive silhouette of Washington's highest peak is visible in the distance to the north during the final approach.

Midwest Farm Grids

A mesmerizing view of the American 'breadbasket' with perfectly square green and gold fields stretching to the horizon.