SOUTH WOODS CROSS AIR TOUR FIELD GUIDE
A 15‑Minute Helicopter Window Above the Bountiful Mountains
A short helicopter tour out of South Woods Cross that lifts you above jagged peaks, rugged canyons and pine forests—this guide explains what to expect and what to pack.
A 15‑Minute Helicopter Window Above the Bountiful Mountains.
The Bountiful Mountains Tour sends a compact helicopter circuit over Utah’s pine‑clad ridgelines and steep canyons. From the air you’ll take in broad, panoramic views of rocky summits and forests, and in spring and early summer the route can include glimpses of waterfalls cascading down the mountainside. At roughly a quarter hour aloft, this is a focused aerial introduction to the area’s landscape.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Panoramic Peaks and Pine‑clad Canyons
The tour gives a compact aerial perspective on the Bountiful Mountains’ ridgelines and the deep, rugged canyons cut into them—ideal for seeing the terrain’s textures and scale from above.
Spring Waterfalls: A Seasonal Bonus
In spring and early summer the flight can reveal waterfalls pouring off the mountainside—brief, seasonal highlights that appear when snowmelt feeds the canyons.
A Short, Introductory Flight
At about 15 minutes in duration, the tour is presented as an introductory helicopter experience—well suited to first‑time flyers who want a compact but dramatic aerial view of the region.
What the day feels like
What the Flight Feels Like
The experience is brief and focused: a short ascent over the South Woods Cross landscape, a sweep above peaks, canyons and forested slopes, and a return to the airfield after roughly fifteen minutes. The emphasis is on broad, unbroken views—seasonal waterfalls are a possible highlight when conditions allow.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this short helicopter tour is best for—and who should check restrictions first.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
During colder months bring a coat and additional cold‑weather gear such as hats or gloves if you run cold easily.
Dress in layers for comfort during the brief flight and while waiting at the meeting point in cool weather; bring headwear and gloves in colder seasons if needed.
If you are prone to feeling cold, include extra insulation—operator guidance specifically recommends coats and cold‑weather accessories in the colder season.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Bountiful Mountains Tour?
The tour lasts approximately 15 minutes.
Where is the meeting location?
Meet at 1627 West 2290 South, Woods Cross, Utah 84087, United States.
How much does the tour cost?
The listed price is $139 per person.
Is there a weight limit to fly?
Yes. The maximum weight per passenger is 300 lbs (113 kg).
Will I see waterfalls on the flight?
You may see waterfalls cascading down the mountainside in spring and early summer; these are seasonal and dependent on snowmelt.
What should I bring for the flight?
In colder weather bring a coat and cold‑weather gear such as hats or gloves if you tend to get cold.