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What to fly and see, state by state
Routes shared by fellow pilots
Curated VFR adventures across the US
Aircraft to Explore
Specs, history, and fleet integration
Fun facts and curated routes by state
AL
Alabama
Home to the first rocket to put humans on the moon!
AK
Alaska
Alaska has more pilots per capita than any other state!
AZ
Arizona
The Grand Canyon is 277 miles long and over a mile deep.
AR
Arkansas
Home to the only active diamond mine in the US!
CA
California
Produces more food than any other US state!
CO
Colorado
Every aircraft type is required to file a flight plan within Colorado mountains!
KSQL → KHAF → KWVI → KSNS
Classic Bay Area VFR tour from San Carlos over the Golden Gate, Half Moon Bay, and down the coast to Watsonville. Spectacular views of the bridge, Alcatraz, and the Pacific coastline.
KVNY → KSMO → KTOA → KFUL → KSNA
Fly the iconic LA coastal corridor from Van Nuys over Santa Monica, the South Bay, and finish at Orange County. Keep an eye out for the Hollywood Sign on departure.
KMOD → KMCE → KMMH
Fly from Modesto into the Sierra Nevada foothills and approach the dramatic Yosemite Valley corridor. Stunning views of El Capitan and Half Dome from altitude.
KSTS → O69 → KAPC → KOAK
Circle Sonoma and Napa wine country from Santa Rosa, flying over rolling vineyard-covered hills and the majestic San Pablo Bay.
Cessna
172 Skyhawk
The most popular training aircraft in the world.
182 Skylane
Workhorse cross-country touring aircraft.
152
The quintessential two-seat primary trainer.
206 Stationair
The bush pilot's freight hauler.