SLC → SEA

Great Salt Lake

Aerial view of the causeway and the distinct color differences between the north and south arms.

Mount Adams

The second-highest peak in Washington, appearing as a massive glacier-clad dome.

Mount St. Helens

Unobstructed views of the volcanic crater and the debris flow path from the 1980 eruption.

Mount Rainier

The crowning jewel of the Cascades, often passed very closely during the descent into Seattle.

Puget Sound

Views of the intricate waterways and islands as the flight turns for final approach.

Wasatch Mountains

Dramatic views of the steep peaks rising directly east of Salt Lake City during takeoff.

Snake River Plain

Follow the winding path of the Snake River through the high deserts of Idaho.

Sawtooth Mountains

Jagged, granite spires in central Idaho that offer some of the most rugged terrain in the US.

Columbia River

The massive waterway dividing Oregon and Washington, visible as the flight enters the PNW.

Seattle Skyline

If landing toward the north, you may see Lake Washington, the Space Needle, and downtown.