Introductory helicopter flight in Duluth, Minnesota

Helicopter flight over Duluth and Lake Superior

This helicopter flight in Duluth allows you to observe the region and the shores of Lake Superior from the sky. The activity begins at the boarding area where the pilot presents the sequence of the flight and the aircraft used, a Robinson R44 equipped with wide window surfaces for optimal visibility. Once seated on board, the helicopter takes off for a route of about 15 miles above several emblematic landmarks of Duluth. This experience is suited for those who want to discover the city and its port from the air or take aerial photos.

Discovering Duluth and Lake Superior by helicopter

The flight follows a short but dense itinerary with the climb above downtown Duluth, passage near the Aerial Lift Bridge, flight over the harbor and the port area where cargo ships circulate, then a trajectory toward Enger Tower, located on the heights of the city. The pilot comments on the visible points throughout the route and adjusts the helicopter’s orientation to make photos easier. Lake Superior appears on a large portion of the flight, offering a clear view of the coast and the cliffs located nearby. The total route lasts about ten minutes, enough time to observe the main sites thanks to the flight altitude.

An accessible activity to discover the shores of Lake Superior

The flight is open to participants meeting the weight conditions indicated by the operator, that is 285 lbs per participant with a maximum total weight of 585 lbs for all passengers. The activity is offered every day between 9:30 AM and 7:00 PM, which allows choosing a time adapted to daylight. Passengers may bring a camera or video camera to take pictures of the flight. The activity is suited for visitors who want to discover Duluth and its natural environment or offer an aerial moment for a special occasion.