YUL → YVR

The Laurentians

Early in the flight, enjoy the rolling, lake-dotted landscape of the Canadian Shield north of the St. Lawrence.

Superior's North Shore

View the most rugged and remote section of the Great Lakes, featuring dense forests and dramatic cliffs.

Prairie Patchwork

Marvel at the vast geometric tapestry of golden and green farmland stretching across Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

Mount Robson

The highest peak in the Canadian Rockies is often visible to the north, standing tall above the surrounding range.

North Shore Mountains

A breathtaking close-up of the Lions and the coastal range as you descend into the Fraser Valley.

Vancouver Skyline

On standard approaches (Runway 26R), the right side offers a world-class view of Stanley Park and the downtown core.

Ottawa & Parliament Hill

Shortly after takeoff, you can often see the Canadian capital and the historic government buildings along the Ottawa River.

Lake Superior South Shore

Expansive views of the Great Lakes' vast blue waters and the turning coastline of Ontario and Michigan.

Banff & Lake Louise

Stunning views of the southern Canadian Rockies, including the sharp peaks surrounding the Bow Valley.

Mount Baker

On a clear day, the massive, snow-capped volcano in Washington state stands out prominently to the south during the descent.

Gulf Islands

As the plane turns for its final approach, look down at the emerald islands scattered across the Strait of Georgia.