High Sky Adventures Parachute Club

I gave my niece a skydive as gift for her 17th birthday. She had a great time and wants to continue to skydive. I found the instruction extremely informative, as I sat in on the class. They were very safety concious and they made the class fun.
This dropzone is very family oriented and very friendly. I really enjoyed my visit and felt that my niece was extremely thrilled with her skydive experience.

I will recommend this skydiving organization to all of my friends and family as a really great place to learn to skydive.

This is THE PERFECT DZ for first jumpers, the staff is VERY freindly, the instructors are helpfull. I was terrified but really wanted to do this, the staff helped me enjoy my jump by not presuring me, and letting me go at my own pace. I recomend this DZ for any students wanting a great atmisphere and a great jump. I give this DZ 4 STARZ!

PS: This is the scariest thing i have ever done, and ever will do. I am incredibly grateful for the chance to do it.

Every visit to this drop zone has been a real pleasure, everone is very friendly, and even the more experenced skydivers are more than willing to help the novice jumper in any way they can, from learning to pack to how to try new stuff. The instructors, staff, club members are allways invitind, the atmosphere is that of a big family.

They offer Tandems skydives, but you have to go to Brush to actually do the tandem skydive.

They are not a USPA Group Member DZ, nor are any of their Instructors USPA Instructors.

They claim you can get an "A" license (with less than 20 jumps), but they don't have a USPA Instructor that can issue an USPA "A" License.

They claim they First Jump Course is 5 Hours long, they are closer to 1.5-2 Hours long.

The DZO's USPA ratings were not renewed this year (2002).