JNU → ANC

Fairweather Range

Soaring peaks rising directly from the sea, dominated by the 15,300-foot Mount Fairweather.

Malaspina Glacier

The world's largest piedmont glacier, appearing as a massive frozen pancake flowing toward the sea.

Hubbard Glacier

A giant tidewater glacier known for its immense scale and the turquoise ice of Disenchantment Bay.

Mount Saint Elias

The second highest peak in both the U.S. and Canada, often visible towering above the clouds.

Prince William Sound

A labyrinth of fjords, forested islands, and calving glaciers as the plane descends toward Anchorage.

Chugach State Park

Rugged alpine tundra and jagged ridges that signal the final approach into the Anchorage bowl.

Gulf of Alaska

Witness the vast, deep blue expanse where the North Pacific meets the rugged northern coastline.

Kayak Island

A remote, narrow island featuring the prominent Cape St. Elias and its historic lighthouse.

Icy Bay Mouth

Deep water views where glacial silt meets the clear ocean water, often a spot for marine life activity.

Pacific Horizon

Unobstructed views of the horizon, spectacular during sunset or the long twilight of Alaskan summers.