YLW → SEA

Mount Baker

The most heavily glaciated peak in the Cascades, appearing prominently after crossing the international border.

North Cascades National Park

Known as the American Alps, featuring jagged granite spires and deep glacial valleys.

Puget Sound

The complex network of marine waterways and islands that define the Pacific Northwest coast.

Olympic Mountains

Visible across the Sound to the west, often appearing as a silhouette against the horizon.

Seattle Skyline

Depending on the wind direction, the final approach often yields views of the Space Needle and downtown waterfront.

Okanagan Valley

Aerial views of the deep blue Okanagan Lake and the rolling vineyards of the valley during the initial climb.

Glacier Peak

One of the most active and remote stratovolcanoes in the Washington Cascades, visible mid-flight.

Mount Rainier

As you descend into Seattle, the massive 14,411-foot peak dominates the horizon to the south.

Snoqualmie National Forest

A vast expanse of dense evergreen forests and high-altitude alpine lakes.