moderate
3–4 hours (including preparation and briefing)
Participants should be in general good health with no serious heart or respiratory conditions.
Leap from 16,000 feet over stunning Colorado mountains with a tandem skydive near Penrose. Feel the rush, enjoy breathtaking views, and create memories of a lifetime!
Experience the ultimate adrenaline rush with a tandem skydive at Colorado Jeep Tours in Penrose. From an impressive 16,000 feet above the ground, you’ll soar above breathtaking scenery between Pikes Peak and the Sangre de Cristo Range. This once-in-a-lifetime jump delivers about 45 seconds of freefall at speeds up to 180 MPH, giving you the exhilaration of flying while surrounded by some of Colorado’s most stunning mountain landscapes. Whether you’re a first-timer or an experienced thrill-seeker, the expert instructors handle all technical aspects, so you can focus on the experience itself. The location offers ideal weather conditions most of the year for a safe and enjoyable skydive. Plus, the friendly, safety-oriented team at Colorado Jeep Tours ensures every jump meets the highest standards. After your freefall, glide under the parachute taking in panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains, a perfect opportunity to capture unforgettable photos. This private experience combines breathtaking natural beauty, high-adrenaline excitement, and professional guidance making it a top choice for anyone craving an exceptional outdoor adventure in Colorado.
Choose flexible, weather-appropriate clothes to stay comfortable before and after the jump.
Follow all safety instructions to ensure a smooth and secure tandem skydive experience.
Being alert and rested enhances your experience and helps you better follow instructions.
Capture your jump – some operators allow personalized cameras or have options to purchase videos.
Penrose has a long tradition as a gateway for adventurers exploring Colorado’s mountain regions, evolving from railroad origins to modern outdoor recreation.
The region benefits from strict land use guidelines that protect natural habitats and promote sustainable tourism practices.
Secure footwear that stays on during freefall and landing is crucial.
Layers keep you warm at high altitudes where temperatures are cooler.
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Protect your eyes from strong sunlight during ground time and landing.
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A light windbreaker helps block chilly breezes before and after the jump.
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