MFR → LAS

Mount Shasta

The crown jewel of the flight, this 14,179-foot snow-capped stratovolcano is visible in immense detail.

Sierra Nevada Crest

Views of the eastern escarpment of the Sierra Nevada, including the sharp granite peaks near Mono Lake.

Death Valley National Park

The vast, shimmering salt flats and deep canyons of the hottest place on Earth are visible to the west.

Red Rock Canyon

The vivid red sandstone cliffs and 'Keystone Thrust' are visible just as the plane begins its final turn into the city.

The Hoover Dam

On specific flight patterns from the north, you can occasionally spot this engineering marvel in the distance to the southeast.

Mount McLoughlin

A striking steep-sided lava cone volcano in the Cascade Range visible shortly after takeoff from Medford.

Upper Klamath Lake

Oregon's largest freshwater body, reflecting the sky amidst the arid high desert plateau.

Modoc National Forest

Expansive views of volcanic plateaus and ponderosa pine forests along the California-Oregon border.

Great Basin Ranges

The 'Basin and Range' province of Nevada, featuring repetitive, north-south running mountain chains.

The Las Vegas Strip

On a standard southern approach into LAS, the left side often provides the iconic view of the casinos and the Sphere.