‘Unforgettable’ Film Documents Remote U.P. Bike Route
A bikepacking expedition in Michigan? Watch as this group traces an iconic route around the state’s remote Upper Peninsula.
Wiener on a Bike: Watch Fastest Known Dog ‘Sir Willie’
Sir Willie the long-haired wiener dog is a very good — and speedy — boy.
‘Born From Junk’ Recalls the Early Days of MTB in Crested Butte
‘Born From Junk’ is the true story of how a few bored, young rebels transformed a depressed mining town into a crucible of MTB culture.
Watch 16-Year-Old Climber Colin Duffy Send Utah’s ‘Hurricave’
Olympic climber Colin Duffy is barely old enough to drive, but his command over some of the hardest routes shows skill beyond his years.
Experience Guatemala’s Women-Led MTB Culture in ‘Sight Unseen’
Pivot Cycles rider Brice Shirbach meets World Ride founder Julie Cornelius and experiences Guatemala’s women-built MTB culture firsthand.
Patagonia Film ‘Newtok’ Focuses on Alaska’s Climate Change Refugees
The Yup’ik people of Newtok, Alaska, were few but mighty. This film by Patagonia details what forced them to leave their village behind.
First Black Pro Snowboarder Russel Winfield Wants You to Join Him on the Slopes
‘My Ikon: My Ride’ follows legendary snowboarder Russell Winfield and junior rider LJ Henriquez on a shared mission to diversify and grow the snowboarding community.
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Watch Kayaker Nouria Newman Set a World Record in ‘Wild Waters’
Olympian Nouria Newman is perhaps the most gifted kayaker of her time. This film by Red Bull documents her journey to clinch a world record.
Ondra Spans the ‘Impossible’ in a Decade: Watch Two Hard Climbs
The world’s strongest climber needed a decade to send two routes he once deemed ‘impossible.’ Watch Adam Ondra manipulate reality in ‘Last Great Lines.’
Meet the Texas Lady Crushers, Climbing’s Newest Women-Led Group
In the wake of a rapidly accelerating diversity, equity, and inclusion movement in the outdoors, the Texas Lady Crushers took on new meaning.
Check Out Adam Ondra’s First Ascent of a 5.14 Slab
Check out Ondra’s first ascent of “Diretta Italo Spagnola,” 5.14a, in Arco, Italy, a 5-degree slab route with allegedly “good holds!”
Rare Sighting: Trail Builder Emerges From Hibernation for Spring
Watch as the trail builder tends to his singletrack by carving out berms, packing jumps, even sump-pumping puddles with a crazy straw.
Watch ‘The Last Ski Maker in Scotland’ Revive a Lost Craft
‘The Last Ski Maker in Scotland’ follows the founder of a microski company on his mission to keep sustainable, handmade ski craft alive.
Behind the Scenes: Honnold Weighs In on Wild ‘Soloist VR’ Experiential Film
‘The Soloist VR’ was bound to be a one-of-a-kind viewing experience. Turns out the same thing was true for the filmmakers and Alex Honnold.
Banff Film Festival Tour: Don’t Miss the Best in Outdoor Cinema
The 2021-2022 Banff Mountain Film Festival is underway, bringing dozens of adventure documentaries to locations worldwide and online.
‘Game Hawker’ Explores Falconry’s Lifetime of Devotion
Shawn Hayes is a Black American falconer. In this short film, we’re given a glimpse into the life that Hayes has carved out for himself among the raptors.
Maine Anglers Celebrate Community, Enjoying Outdoors
Maine Fly Company’s film ‘Community’ follows a small group of fly fishers through their first get-together since lockdown.
What Mentorship Looks Like: Skiers Rachael Burks, Megan Dingman Star in ‘Open Doors’
This brief film follows the triumphs and endearing misadventures of Rachael Burks and Megan Dingman, a generation apart, as they crush snowpack together.
Duncan Adams Surfs Pillows, Ties Up ‘Loose Ends’ in Powdery Edit
Follow freeskier Duncan Adams as he takes on crisp, lumpy pillows, grade-A jumps, and backcountry booters in this 2020-2021 season compilation.
‘Take (Twenty) Two’: Chasing and Breaking a 20-Year Record Streak
New Zealand runner Nick Willis became the first man to run a sub-4-minute mile for 20 consecutive years at the 2022 Millrose Games.
Climbing, Skiing 20,000-Foot Peaks: Mammut Ski Mountaineers Reveal How They Prepare
‘The Call’ follows two skiers on their quest for mega lines in Pakistan — and serves as a crash course in avalanche safety.
Faction Crushers Ski Steeps in the Dolomites: POV Edit
Faction Skis shows us what threading needles high up in the Dolomites looks like from the skier’s point of view.
‘Raft the Grand Canyon’ Music Video Is So Nerdy, It’s Hip
In what could be described as a millennial version of Weird Al in the wild, a band of jolly river rats sing, dance, and raft the Grand Canyon.
British Climber Emma Twyford Breaks the Barrier in ‘The Big Bang’
Filmed in 2019 but just released, ‘The Big Bang’ captures Emma Twyford’s journey to becoming the first woman from the U.K. to climb 5.14d.
Native Alaskan Sam Alexander Tells Stories Above the Arctic Circle
‘Niveh Ta’ah’in (Warrior)’ is a brief look at the world through the eyes of an Army veteran, native Alaskan, and Indigenous advocate.
Backcountry Snowboard Rafting: Watch Travis Rice and Friends Splash Pow in ‘Snake Milkers’
The strange title of this work by GoPro starts to make sense once you get used to the candor of the merry pranksters on board.
After Brain Injury, Colby Stevenson Miraculously Returns to Pro Skiing
In 2016, U.S. Freeski team rider Colby Stevenson fell asleep at the wheel. The resulting crash was nothing short of life-changing.
‘Sam & Me’: Pro Skier Mike Douglas Learns Mentorship in the Age of Climate Anxiety
This short film discusses the problem of climate anxiety brought on by ecological degradation — and demonstrates how it can empower positive change.
Mountaineers Log 1st Ascent in Pakistan, Ski Down Without Supplemental O2
Red Bull’s recently released adventure film ‘Doo Sar: A Karakoram Ski Expedition’ documents the action-packed first ascent and descent of Yawash Sar II, a 20,000-foot peak in the Karakoram range.
Guru Shows an Anxious Roadie How to Chill in ‘Just Enjoy the Ride’
In this short satirical piece by Serial 1, a mystical eBike guru appears when a neurotic, obnoxious cyclist needs him most.
Watch 2 US Cyclists’ Journey Up Peru’s 18,000-Foot Peak in ‘Auzangate’
Led by two Cusco bike guides, two U.S. cyclists set off to conquer one of Peru’s highest peaks in Pearl Izumi’s “SHARED TERRITORY” series.
