Best Time to Go
Northern US
Drop zones across the northern states run a warm-season schedule. The bulk of jumping happens late spring through early fall, with many smaller DZs closing or going weekends-only in winter.
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- No signup
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When to go & why
- June–September: the heart of the season, most events and loads
- Spring and fall jump well on clear, calm days
- Winter: many DZs limited, so call ahead
Notable months
- January
- Cold; many DZs limited or closed
- July
- Long days, warm air, the most jumpable weather
Plan your Northern US trip with a local operator
Browse drop zones who know the seasons and can book your dates.
Common questions
- When is the best time to skydive in the northern US?
- June through September is the heart of the season, with the warmest air, longest days, and the most jumpable weather, events, and loads. Spring and fall also jump well on clear, calm days.
- Can you skydive in the northern US in winter?
- It’s limited. Winters are cold and many smaller drop zones close or go weekends-only, so always call ahead before planning a winter jump.
- Do northern drop zones operate year-round?
- Most run a warm-season schedule rather than a full year. The bulk of jumping happens from late spring through early fall, with many DZs scaling back or closing over winter.
