BlueSkyScenery is the only site that offers high resolution photorealistic freeware sceneries for both FS9 and FSX.
A special technique gives you a realistic flying experience not seen before.
We are currently expanding our huge continuous ChiliView sceneries covering the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, Utah's Red Rock Country,
southern Nevada including fabulous Las Vegas and southern California. Our mission is to delight your eyes!
Be a Celebrity - Fly California
California is where BlueSkyScenery started in 2006. Now we are returning in large scale high resolution.
California's diverse landscape provides stunning views for pilots. It ranges from the Pacific coast to the Sierra Nevada mountain range,
the Mojave desert with Death Valley and the mega cities Los Angeles and San Francisco.
California is absolutely download friendly with just 5 convenient downloads per ChiliView region.
If you like our sceneries, then please give a little donation.
Your donation makes a difference! It keeps us motivated and helps us to continue this project.
Thanks!
Don't miss our huge set of AFCADs that correct the positions of most airports so that they match the scenery.
Joop outdid himself and already provided more than 100 corrected airports.
I even can't imagine how much work they must have been.
Nevada has a lot to offer for us flying folks. Mysterious places like Area 51, the wonderful colors of the Mojave Desert,
interesting mountain flying, dry lakes where you can feel the HEAT below, Lake Mead and of course Las Vegas.
Nevada is absolutely download friendly: Just 5 convenient downloads per ChiliView region.
Southern Utah - that's labyrinths of canyons and colorful stone formations comprising world renowned places like Arches- and Canyonlands National Parks.
Seeing this beautiful land from above is a stunning new experience that gives you the big picture from a bird's eye view.
This scenery is made from aerial photographs. No more ever repeating tiles. Every area looks different and real.
You will find any dirt road and can even follow some hiking trails.
Colorado and the Rockies have never been so beautiful. Well, at least not in Flight Simulator.
Experience the thrill of Mountain Flying. This scenery is made from real aerial photographs.
ChiliView Quality means high resolution photographic scenery for BOTH FS9 and FSX. Enjoy the resolution of FSX in FS9!
No more ever repeating tiles. Every area looks different and real. Follow any road and find every house. It's 100% VFR.
The view out of your cockpit has never been that realistic. You are cleared for the approach!
With 14,410 feet, Mount Rainier is the highest volcano in the Cascade Volcanic Arc,
which extends from British Columbia all the way down to Northern California.
The volcanoes formed due to a colliding movement of plates in the earth's crust.
In a process called subduction, the Juan de Fuca Plate moves eastward and under the North American Plate.
On its way down the subducted plate releases water into the mantle rock of the plate above.
The water lowers the melting point of the mantle rock which melts and rises due to its lower specific weight
like bubbles until it collects in magma chambers under the volcano.
Once a critical pressure is reached the obstacle of the volcanic cone is overcome, leading to a
sudden explosive eruption. The most recent volcanic eruptions at Mt. Rainier were about 150 years ago.
To explore the scenery, depart from Ranger Creek (21W) and head south or from Packwood (55S) and head north.
Covers spectacular Glacier National Park just south of the Canadian border, up in Montana.
Although the mountains formed about 60 million years ago, the rugged landscape as we see it today is largely the effect of glaciers,
thousands of feet thick, that grinded and scraped along the valleys during the ice ages, just about 20.000 years ago.
Only the tops of the highest peaks were sticking out back then. The glaciers receeded since then, but there are many remnants in the higher regions of the park.
What remains are rugged peaks, magnificent clacial-carved cirques, hanging valleys and deep U-shaped valleys filled with long lakes.
Flying along the impressive peaks, horns and aretes gives you a sense, why the Native Americans called it the "Shining Mountains" or the "Backbone of the World".
To explore the scenery, depart from Babb, MT (49S) - a small turf strip - and head west.
Climb to 1.500 ft AGL and hold your breath. The scenery becomes truly spectacular, as you move west.
Our most wanted. Contains nearly 500 custom buildings - all major downtown skyscrapers -
many historical buildings - with nearly 80 landable rooftop heliports!
Built on highly detailed 0.3m/pix ground scenery. FS9 only.
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