LMT → SFO

Mount Shasta (West Flank)

Provides an incredibly close and imposing view of one of California's most famous volcanoes.

Castle Crags State Park

Distinctive 6,000-foot tall granite spires that look like a medieval fortress rising from the pine forests.

Trinity Alps

Rugged, glacier-carved peaks of the Klamath Mountains visible to the west throughout the first half of the flight.

Napa and Sonoma Valleys

The geometric patterns of world-famous vineyards and rolling hills appear as the plane nears the Bay Area.

Golden Gate Bridge

On clear days, if the flight follows the Point Reyes arrival, the iconic orange bridge and San Francisco skyline are visible on the right.

Mount Shasta

The massive 14,179-foot volcanic peak dominates the landscape shortly after takeoff from Klamath Falls.

Lassen Peak

The southernmost active volcano in the Cascade Range, visible as a prominent white dome to the southeast.

Sutter Buttes

Known as the 'World's Smallest Mountain Range,' these ancient volcanic remnants rise sharply from the flat Sacramento Valley floor.

Sacramento Skyline

The capital city of California and its surrounding sprawl are visible as the flight traverses the Central Valley.

Oakland and East Bay

Approaching SFO, views of the Port of Oakland, the Bay Bridge, and the dense urban landscape of the East Bay.