STS → SEA

Mount Shasta

A massive, lone stratovolcano in Northern California that dominates the horizon early in the flight.

Crater Lake

The incredibly deep blue water of the caldera is often visible when the flight path stays slightly inland.

Three Sisters

A cluster of three closely spaced volcanic peaks near Bend, Oregon, offering a striking profile.

Mount Hood

Oregon's highest point, featuring a sharp, iconic peak that often passes very close to the flight path.

Mount St. Helens

The famous horseshoe-shaped crater and the volcanic blast zone are clearly visible from high altitude.

Mount Rainier

The absolute highlight of the trip, this massive glacier-covered giant appears enormous as you descend toward Seattle.

Mendocino Coastline

Dramatic views of the rugged Northern California cliffs and the Pacific Ocean immediately after departure.

King Range National Conservation Area

Known as the Lost Coast, this is the longest stretch of undeveloped coastline in the contiguous United States.

Oregon Dunes

The vast expanse of shifting sand dunes stretching along the central Oregon coast near Florence.

Olympic Mountains

The snow-capped jagged peaks of Olympic National Park visible to the northwest as you enter Washington airspace.

Puget Sound

The intricate network of islands, waterways, and ferries of the Salish Sea during the final approach.