About Skydiving Hubs

We map drop zones, schools and tunnels with the FAA parachute jump areas around them and the winds for the day, so you can find and book your next jump. Drop zones get one dashboard to run the rest.

Part of the Great Outdoor Hubs network

On the map

What we’ve mapped

Built from public data and from the businesses themselves, with the source kept on every record. All of it sits on one free map, and you never need an account to use it.

Drop zones: 299
FAA parachute jump areas: 510
Visitor centers: 490

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Our story

Why we built this

First-timers often find a drop zone through a website nobody has updated in years, with no way to check the winds before the drive.

Skydiving Hubs puts every drop zone on one free map beside the FAA parachute jump areas and the wind and weather for the day.

A drop zone's day lives on the manifest board, and almost nothing else has a home. Skydiving Hubs works alongside your manifest software: adding a listing is free, and one dashboard covers a website, online booking for tandems and first jumps, waivers cleared before the briefing, and a customer list with every booking and signature.

What we believe

Waivers before the briefing
Jumpers sign on their phone from the booking confirmation, and you can add your own questions to the form. Each signature is saved as a PDF.
Check the winds
Wind and weather for drop zones, free and without an account.
Student-friendly
Tandems and first jumps book online as jump slots, and the waiver comes with the confirmation. Instructors stay on the line, not the laptop.
From first jump to wingsuit
A single Cessna 182 and a turbine fleet get the same listing, website and booking tools.

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Every activity, one free app. See the map, conditions, route planner and trails in action.

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The network

Part of the Great Outdoor Hubs network

Great Outdoor Hubs is the company behind a family of outdoor activity sites and one free app, GoHubs. Our work starts with data. Trails and forest roads, rivers and live gauges, tides and marine forecasts, public land, campgrounds and fish stocking all come from the agencies that publish them, and we keep the source attached.

Then we make it useful. The same data runs the maps, conditions, planners and listings on every site, and goes into the field with the GoHubs app, whose GPS tracks keep recording with no signal. Every site shares one platform, so a tool built for one activity reaches the rest.

Outdoor businesses get the other half: one dashboard for their listing, website, bookings, waivers, customers and marketing, plus their own hub inside GoHubs. It is written in plain words for people who would rather be outside than at a desk, and their subscriptions are what keep the maps and tools free for everyone else.