SEA → EAT

Mount Rainier

Spectacular, unobstructed views of Washington's highest peak, often appearing close enough to touch shortly after takeoff.

Mount Stuart

A stunning look at the jagged granite spires of the Stuart Range, one of the most rugged massifs in the state.

Mission Ridge

View of the ski runs and rocky outcrops overlooking the Wenatchee basin just before landing.

Columbia River

The dramatic winding river that defines the geography of Central Washington as it cuts through the desert landscape.

Mount Adams

Visible in the distance to the south, standing behind Mount Rainier on clear, high-visibility days.

Seattle Skyline & Lake Washington

Panoramic views of downtown Seattle, the Space Needle, and the expansive residential shores of Lake Washington.

Mount Baker

On clear days, the massive glaciated profile of the northernmost volcano is visible on the horizon.

Glacier Peak

A view of the remote and heavily glaciated wilderness volcano deep in the North Cascades.

Alpine Lakes Wilderness

High-altitude glacial lakes nestled within the craggy granite peaks of the Central Cascades.

Wenatchee River Valley

The lush green valley leading into the Apple Capital of the World as the plane begins its final approach.