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Eagle Lake

A beautiful, island-dotted lake visible just southwest of Dryden shortly after departure.

Lac des Mille Lacs

One of the most significant bodies of water on the route, featuring an incredibly intricate shoreline that resembles lace from the air.

Kakabeka Falls

Known as the 'Niagara of the North,' the white mist of these falls is often visible on the Kaministiquia River as you descend.

Mount McKay

A prominent flat-topped volcanic plateau (norite sill) that dominates the horizon south of the airport during landing.

Kaministiquia River

Follow the winding path of this historic fur-trading river as it snakes its way toward Lake Superior.

Wabigoon Lake

Immediately after takeoff from Dryden, enjoy views of this complex lake system known for its numerous bays and islands.

Boreal Wilderness

Uninterrupted stretches of the Canadian Shield, featuring dense spruce and pine forests interspersed with thousands of unnamed kettle lakes.

Thunder Bay Port

As the plane turns toward the runway, you can see the massive grain elevators and industrial docks that define the city's northern waterfront.

Sleeping Giant

In the distance across Thunder Bay, you may spot the iconic silhouette of the Sibley Peninsula rising from Lake Superior.