Scenic Tours
Five to sixty-minute flights over Lake George, the High Peaks, and the Green Mountains. Premium window seating, every seat.
See ToursHelicopter scenic tours and flight training over Lake George and the High Peaks. Locally owned. Seventeen years flying these mountains.
From a five-minute first lift to your Private Pilot checkride, every flight starts at Harris Airport (83K) in the southern Adirondacks.
Five to sixty-minute flights over Lake George, the High Peaks, and the Green Mountains. Premium window seating, every seat.
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FAA Part 61 helicopter flight school. Discovery flights through Private, Commercial, Add-on Rotorcraft, and CFI ratings.
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Special-occasion buyouts, aerial photography, real-estate overflights, foliage editorial, filming, and custom commissions.
Get a QuoteA real flight from Harris Airport over Lake George, the High Peaks, and back. This is what your hour looks like.
Filmed in-cabin during a real customer flight. Representative of the 60-minute High Peaks Grand tour.
Flying the North Country safely since 2008.
Four seats. Panoramic windows. The world's most-flown civilian rotor-wing.
We own the helicopter. We fly the helicopter. We know every ridge by name.
12 minutes from Lake George Village. 30 minutes from Saratoga.
Thirty minutes over the full length of Lake George and into the foothills. Two passengers from $130 per seat or $375 private buyout. Three-passenger seating available.
Book This TourBest 30 minutes of our entire vacation. Walter was patient, professional, and the views were unreal. We're already planning our return for foliage season.
— Sarah M., Saratoga Springs
My CFI training experience here has been outstanding. The R-44 is well maintained and the instruction is patient and thorough.
— Marc J., student pilot
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Tours are busiest May through October, but training runs all twelve months — and the Adirondacks look different from a thousand feet up in every season.