Meadow Peak Skydiving

Montana · 2026 · A Skydiving Tradition Since 1967

LOST PRAIRIE BOOGIE 2026

World-class aircraft. Big sky, big energy, and a legacy that defines summer skydiving.

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Since 1967

Skydiving history runs deep here. For nearly six decades, Lost Prairie has been a place where jumpers return year after year to be part of something bigger than a single event.

Private Airstrip Access

Built for skydiving, not shared traffic. Carson Field is a privately operated airstrip created specifically to support skydiving operations, allowing smooth aircraft flow and uninterrupted jump runs.

Volunteer-Driven

Run by skydivers, for skydivers. The Lost Prairie Boogie is powered by volunteers who understand what matters in the air and on the ground, because they’re jumpers too.

Scenic Montana Jumps

Big sky. Wide valleys. Mountain backdrops. Every load delivers expansive views of the Lost Prairie Valley, turning each jump run into part of the experience—not just the ride to altitude.

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“There is no doubt that Lost Prairie Boogie was an amazing experience — lots of friends and unforgettable jumps.” — Instagram post from a 2025 participant reflecting on the event.

“I’m so blessed and grateful for all of these jumps and all of the memories — I miss it already.” — 58th Annual Lost Prairie Boogie attendee.

“This shot of me from last year’s Lost Prairie Boogie makes me happy.” — Reddit skydiver sharing their personal jump photo and pride.

“I loved jumping, the sky, and shooting video — you are constantly learning every time you jump.” — Tim Smith, a veteran skydiver who attended Lost Prairie Boogie.

“Some of my all-time favorite times (and sometimes not so favorite) were spent in this environment… loved flying with the cargo doors open and the camaraderie.” — Comment from a Lost Prairie Boogie group post.

“More than the jumps, it’s the close-knit community that keeps me coming back — I feel like I leave my heart here every year.” — Long-time participant and volunteer reflecting on the event’s atmosphere.