LGB → SEA

Los Angeles Basin

Immediate views after takeoff of the sprawling LA metropolis and the San Gabriel Mountains.

Mount Shasta

The massive, isolated peak of this California stratovolcano dominates the horizon for a significant portion of the flight.

Crater Lake

A deep blue volcanic lake contained within a caldera, often visible in southern Oregon depending on the specific flight path.

Mount Hood

Oregon's highest peak, often appearing as a perfect white pyramid as you fly past Portland.

Mount St. Helens

The famous volcano with its horseshoe-shaped crater, a stark reminder of the 1980 eruption.

Mount Rainier

The grand finale: an enormous, glacier-clad peak that feels close enough to touch during the approach into SEA.

Pacific Coastline

Continuous views of the rugged California and Oregon coastlines where the land meets the deep blue ocean.

San Francisco Bay

On clear days, you can spot the Golden Gate Bridge and the urban density of the Bay Area to the east.

Oregon Coast Range

Dense, carpeted green forests stretching across the coastal mountains of the Pacific Northwest.

Puget Sound

A complex system of interconnected marine waterways and basins during the final descent into Seattle.

Olympic Mountains

The dramatic, jagged peaks of Olympic National Park visible to the west as the plane enters Washington airspace.