LAS → RNO

Red Rock Canyon

Just after takeoff from LAS, you will see the vibrant red Aztec Sandstone cliffs and Keystone Thrust of this National Conservation Area.

Mount Charleston

The snow-capped peak of the Spring Mountains rises sharply to 11,916 feet, providing a stark contrast to the surrounding desert floor.

Eastern Sierra Nevada

Mid-flight offers a panoramic view of the massive Sierra Nevada range, including the rugged peaks near Mammoth Lakes and Yosemite.

Lake Tahoe

As the plane begins its descent into Reno, you can often see the crystal clear, deep blue waters of North America's largest alpine lake.

Mount Rose

A prominent peak that marks the final approach into the Truckee Meadows, often covered in snow through late spring.

Las Vegas Strip

Depending on the departure runway, you may get a sweeping view of the mega-resorts and the Sphere immediately after rotation.

Nellis Air Force Range

Look east to see the vast, restricted desert landscapes used for advanced military training and the famous 'Area 51' vicinity.

Walker Lake

A striking natural desert lake located near Hawthorne, Nevada, known for its deep blue color against the brown Wassuk Range.

Carson City

During the descent, you will see the capital of Nevada nestled in the Eagle Valley at the base of the mountains.

Virginia Range

The high desert hills east of Reno where wild mustangs still roam, visible as the plane banks for its final approach.