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USHPA certified
Fully insured
10–30 min flights
Weather dependent
Shuttle included
To Poo Poo Point launch
Zero Experience
Required
Your First Flight
What to expect, start to finish
The whole experience takes 2 hours from arrival to landing. Here's how it works.
Meet at the trailhead
We meet you at the Poo Poo Point trailhead parking lot in Issaquah — just 30 minutes east of downtown Seattle.
Shuttle or hike up
Ride our shuttle up the private access road to the launch on Tiger Mountain, or hike the trail and meet us at the top.
Quick briefing at launch
Your pilot walks you through how to launch, what to expect in the air, and how you'll land together. About 10 minutes.
Run, lift off, fly
Clip in, take a few running steps down the grassy slope, and you're airborne. Your pilot handles everything from here.
Land and celebrate
Touch down in a wide, open field at the base of the mountain. You just flew.
WHY US
Seattle's only fully insured, USHPA-certified school
You're flying with some of the best pilots in the country.
World-class pilots
Our team includes national champions, World Cup competitors, and pilots with thousands of hours across four continents.
Safety first, always
Every flight follows strict FAA and USHPA guidelines. Equipment is inspected before every single flight. No shortcuts, ever.
Views you won't forget
Mt. Rainier, Mt. Si, Lake Sammamish, the Seattle skyline, and the Puget Sound — all from 1,700 feet up.
THE VIEWS
What you'll see from up there
Launching from Poo Poo Point gives you a front-row seat to the Pacific Northwest's most iconic scenery.
Your pilots
Meet the team flying you
Every tandem pilot is USHPA certified with hundreds of hours and flights across multiple continents.
Robert Fitzgerald
Lead Tandem Pilot
Mountain guide since 2015. Has flown across the US, Mexico, and Colombia.
Steve Forslund
Tandem Pilot
Steve first left the ground on a hang glider in 1976.
Forrest Cox
Tandem Pilot
Acro competitor and backcountry guide. Trains yearly in Oludeniz, Turkey.
Book your flight
Ready to fly?
Pick a date that works for you. We fly all summer, weather permitting.
What to Bring
• Comfortable closed-toe shoes
• Light jacket or layers
• Sunglasses (optional)
• A sense of adventure
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