What DZs to hit on epic road trip

[sundevil777 93]

I'll be leaving Ohio and going to my home town of Phoenix, where I lived for 8 years in Seattle and back. I might make the big loop in either direction and my route is flexible. I will be visiting Eloy and Kapowsin of course, but what other DZs are worth a stop?

Thanks!

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[BillyVance 34]

Perris/Elsinore? Skydive Monterey Bay for the views. Maybe even West Tennessee Skydiving for Mullins' King Air, if you haven't jumped it yet.

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[muff528 3]

Go see Robbie and Tanya at Skydive West Coast in Banning, Calif.

[sundevil777 93]

What about the dz’s along I-44 and I-40 St. Louis, Ok city, N Texas?

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[Westerly 61]

Perris, CA is the best fun jumper drop zone on the west coast if not the entire USA so obviously that should make the list.

[sundevil777 93]

What about the Northern California DZs?

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[tikl68 6]

subject to opinion.

[BillyVance 34]

sundevil777

What about the Northern California DZs?

Lodi is the only one I've been to in that region, unless Hollister and Skydive Monterey Bay also are, then those too. I'd avoid Hollister, FYI. Been a long time since I jumped in CA. Last time was 2003.

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[jumpwally 0]

Chicagoland Skydiving Center and Skydive Chicago....

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I second what Billy said! Come see us at WTS. We've got a Pitts Special bi-plane available every weekend for inverted jumps. Super fun! Helicopter also available every weekend too.

[sundevil777 93]

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I second what Billy said! Come see us at WTS. We've got a Pitts Special bi-plane available every weekend for inverted jumps. Super fun! Helicopter also available every weekend too.

Nice lift choices you have!

I don't think I'll go there this time though, just given some definite waypoints I've already decided upon.

My route is most flexible from Seattle to Ohio.

Chicagoland and SD Chicago are good candidates, I've been to both and it is tough to choose if only allowed one.

Thanks to everyone that has offered suggestions and advice.

between Ohio and Phoenix-What if anything is worth hitting in terms of possibly Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, North Texas. I might go as far south as Dallas, but probably not. Northern New Mexico? I've never been to DZs along this route in those states.

Going from Phoenix to Seattle along Interstate 5 - I get the impression that there are a few San Francisco area DZs and I've never been to any of them. More advice would be great. I been to Mollala a few times and like that, other Oregon DZ candidates?

Seattle to Ohio maybe through Montana or maybe going across the corner of Oregon to Salt Lake City...so what's up with the DZs over the great divide and through the plains? I like the sky knights in Milwaukee, but never been to Minnesota or Dakotas, Iowa, Nebraska...



Thank you for your consideration and contribution.

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