FROM THE FIELD.

How these jumps get made — the aircraft, the ground, and the work that happens before anyone exits.

A remote landing area with a dirt track running out to it, mountains behind

LANDING SOMEWHERE THAT ISN’T A DROPZONE

A place on a map is not a skydive. The interesting part is everything between “I want to jump there” and being able to put an airplane over it.

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ALL ENTRIES

A jumper leaving the balloon basket at sunrise

DEAD AIR: SUNRISE BALLOON JUMPS UNDER DENVER'S CLASS B

No prop blast, no door, no relative wind. What it takes to put skydivers over the Front Range at sunrise from a basket.

October 13, 2026

WHAT “UNLIMITED JUMPS” REALLY MEANS

Five seats, a small group, every other load, and time to pack in between. What decides the day, and why no number is ever guaranteed.

October 13, 2026

MEET THE RED ROCKET

A red 1970s cabin, a roll-up jump door and a turbo that climbs out of high country. The Cessna that flies MyDive jumpers to places that aren't dropzones.

October 13, 2026

Jumpers on the landing area at a Canyonlands retreat

HOW A MYDIVE RETREAT ACTUALLY GETS BUILT

Scouting the site, evaluating the landing area, sorting out the permissions. Most of the work happens before anyone travels.

October 13, 2026