Bungee Jumping, also spelled bungy jumping, is the sport of jumping from a tall structure while connected to a bungee elastic cord. The most common structures used are bridges, cranes and buildings. The structure doesn't have to be a fixed object as jumping from moveable objects such as helicopters and hot air balloons are also used. As the person jumps from the structure, the cord stretches and recoils when the jumper reaches the designated length. The bungee jumping adventure provides an adrenaline rush with the free-fall and rebound.

Bungee jumping is a popular sport but there is more demand for the sport than there are companies that offer bungee jumping. There are only about a dozen professional bungee jumping companies across the United States of America. That means due to the number of bungee jumping locations, most people will need to travel a considerable distance in order to jump with a professional bungee company. If there is currently not a location nearby and travelling is not a good option for you, we recommend searching for a theme park which offers something similar to the bungee jumping experience. You may also be interested in participating in another adventurous sport (such as skydiving) as locations may be more readily available.

Bungee Jumping Adventures did not find any business listings for bungee jumping in Arizona. We no longer have a company to recommend in Arizona because bungee jumping became illegal at the Navajo Bridge in Marble Canyon on April 23, 2012. That was the only location where bungee jumping was being operated. Please choose another state from the list below.

Bordering state options to consider:
Bungee Expeditions jumps at the Rio Grande Bridge in Taos, New Mexico. They also jump at the Dirty Devil, White Canyon and Hite Marina Bridge at Lake Powell in Southern Utah.