SEA → OMA

Mount Rainier

An iconic, towering view of Washington's highest peak just minutes after leaving Seattle.

Mount Adams

A clear sight of the second-highest peak in Washington, often visible alongside Rainier.

Snake River Plain

The vast, volcanic landscapes of southern Idaho and the deep cuts of the Snake River canyon.

Wind River Range

Dramatic, snow-capped granite peaks in western Wyoming that define the Continental Divide.

Nebraska Sandhills

A mesmerizing view of the largest sand dune formation in the Western Hemisphere, now covered in grass.

Seattle Skyline

If taking off to the north, you get a sweeping view of downtown, the Space Needle, and Elliott Bay.

North Cascades

Views of the rugged, glaciated peaks of the Cascades including the massive Glacier Peak.

Grand Coulee

The expansive Lake Roosevelt and the surrounding Columbia River Basin infrastructure.

Bitterroot Mountains

Dense evergreen forests and sharp ridgelines crossing the Idaho-Montana border.

Platte River

The winding silver ribbon of the Platte River becomes visible during the descent into Omaha.