MMH → LAX

Mammoth Mountain

Immediately after takeoff, see the massive ski resort and the jagged Minarets of the Ritter Range.

Mount Whitney

Pass directly by the highest peak in the contiguous United States, towering at 14,505 feet.

Sequoia National Park

Look west over the Sierra crest to see the high-altitude wilderness and deep canyons of the western slope.

Tehachapi Wind Farm

One of the world's largest concentrations of wind turbines located at the southern tip of the Sierra Nevada.

Hollywood Sign & Observatory

On a clear day, the standard arrival path provides a distant but clear view of the Hollywood Sign and Griffith Observatory.

SoFi Stadium

As the plane lines up for the final descent into LAX, this architectural marvel is visible just a few miles from the runway.

White Mountains

Rising across the valley from the Sierras, this range contains the oldest trees in the world and some of California's highest desert peaks.

Owens Lake Bed

The colorful mineral patterns of the mostly dry salt lake create a surreal, painterly landscape from high altitude.

Edwards Air Force Base

Visible as a massive complex in the Mojave Desert, featuring the enormous natural runways of Rogers Dry Lake.

Inland Empire

The sprawling urban grid of Ontario and San Bernardino unfolds as the flight enters the busy Los Angeles airspace.

Mt. San Antonio

Also known as Mount Baldy, this is the highest point in the San Gabriel Mountains and marks the boundary of the LA Basin.