SLC → IDA

Great Salt Lake

Witness the dramatic color shift between the north and south arms of the lake divided by the Lucin Cutoff causeway.

Antelope Island

The largest island in the lake, known for its mountainous terrain and bison herds visible from lower altitudes.

Golden Spike Site

The general area where the first transcontinental railroad was completed, visible near the northern tip of the lake.

Snake River Plain

A vast volcanic crescent featuring dark basalt flows and geometric agricultural patterns.

American Falls Reservoir

A sprawling body of water on the Snake River that marks the final leg of the journey toward Idaho Falls.

Wasatch Range

Immediate views of the rugged, snow-capped peaks of the Wasatch Mountains directly after takeoff.

Bear Lake

Often called the 'Caribbean of the Rockies,' its distinctive intense turquoise water is visible near the Utah-Idaho border.

Caribou-Targhee National Forest

Endless ridges of evergreen forests and deep canyons stretching toward the Wyoming border.

Grays Lake Refuge

A unique high-altitude wetland system that stands out against the surrounding mountain terrain.