Ski Film Sends Message: Make Time for What You Love
Whether you like hitting the terrain park, skiing the back bowls, or heading out for a chill day with friends, this video is for you.
Your Brain Is Gear: 21 Questions With Andrew Skurka
Andrew Skurka is something of a god in the world of ultralight backpacking and long-distance solo treks. He visited GearJunkie to answer some of our most burning questions.
Backcountry Lawsuits: Small Brand Offers Its View in ‘Editors’ Take’
On this week’s roundup, Wild Barn Coffee founder Jenny Verrochi talks with us about having to rebrand her company, formerly Backcountry Nitro coffee, after Backcountry.com sent her a cease-and-desist letter.
Stuck on a Portaledge: ‘The Mentor’ Film Is Emotional Climbing
Marcus Garcia is on a mission to climb a route dedicated to his late mentor — and viewers get to watch the story unfold on video.
You Hallucinated What?! 21 Questions With Courtney Dauwalter
Maybe the only thing more impressive than Courtney Dauwalter’s domination in ultraraces is what she sees after hours of nonstop running.
‘Food and Water Are Overrated!’ 21 Questions With Jay Petervary
When, where, and why was Jay Petervary literally running for his life? And how often does he cry at movies? Find out everything you’ve wanted to know about the endurance bike racing phenom in GearJunkie’s 21 Questions.
Wait, What? Slopestyle Tricks You Won’t Believe
Red Bull skier Jesper Tjader unveils a host of tricks that, frankly, we’ve never even imagined.
‘Dundee’ Brings Laughter to Climbing Film Culture
Full of intense music, the ‘Dundee’ climbing film trailer is misleading — it’s actually a parody film trailer for a movie that doesn’t exist.
‘The Book of Pow’ Will Stoke Your Ski Season Dreams
Colorado is a skier’s paradise. And in ‘The Book of Pow,’ local skier John Spriggs brings us the pow, the moves, and the stoke.
Snow White: Watch Haunting Japow in Monochrome
Germany-based KORUA Shapes makes some pretty uniquely shaped snowboards and splitboards. It also just made a gorgeous ski film.
‘Bro, Turn That $#%& Off!’ 21 Questions With Semi-Rad’s Brendan Leonard
Which president would Brendan Leonard most like to slap? And what has become his latest personal obsession (hint: it has nothing to do with the outdoors)? Here’s everything you’ve wondered about the ‘Semi-Rad’ author, and more, in our 21 Questions.
Skiing Obsession: Salomon Ski Flick Explains the Insanity
They might be insane, but they’re definitely talented. Come along as these skiers search for big pow and epic lines.
Jaw-Dropping Ski Film: Sammy Carlson Nails It on Latest Edit
World-class skiing and mind-bending cinematography combine in Sammy Carlson’s latest film, ‘Over Time.’
Surfing in Winter: Watch This Frosty Island Film
New York film creator Tim Kellner went to some unlikely places for his latest winter film: three icy, northern islands in the Northern Hemisphere.
This Year’s Red Bull Rampage Is Scary
Red Bull Rampage happens tomorrow. Now you can get an exclusive look at the crazy lines — and competition.
Watch: Intense and Beautiful Winter Camping in the North
If you’ve never been winter camping — and want to — this video is for you.
Skiers Travel the Globe in Dreamy Ski Film
Fall into a powder-filled dream state with this awesome amateur ski film.
Kids, Parents, and Skis: Nordica Film Series Highlights Families
Nordica’s latest five-episode series focuses not on big descents or crazy stunts, but families who ski together. The first episode is live today.
This British Columbian Backcountry Traverse Is Gaining Popularity
The Spearhead Traverse in the Coast Mountains is a classic winter route. In this short film, we get a first look at the route, the mountains, and the beauty of this terrain.
Editors’ Take: Behind This Week’s Biggest Headlines
Each week, GearJunkie editors dive into the most provocative headlines of the week. Go beyond the story and hear our take on what’s making news.
Enhance Your Ski Experience With Backcountry Cocktails
Breckenridge Distillery’s new backcountry ski video has a unique message — that cocktails and backcountry travel go hand in hand.
Conquering Lhotse: Watch the First Ski Descent
In 2018, explorers and athletes Hilaree Nelson and Jim Morrison did what no one had ever done before. And this beautifully shot video tells their story.
Editors’ Take: Behind This Week’s Biggest Headlines
Each week, GearJunkie editors dive into the most provocative headlines of the week. Go beyond the stories and hear our take on what’s making news.
Watch: Pro Biker Claire Buchar Is Crushing It
Pro mountain biker Claire Buchar is ready to hit the trail. In this video, she stops to talk motivation and give us insight into why she rides.
Is This the Worst Over-the-Falls Wipeout Ever Filmed?
A surfer gets caught in one of the heaviest waves in the world, and boy does he take it on the chin.
Video: Ski the Middle Teton Vicariously for 9 Glorious Minutes
The Teton Range is an iconic part of Wyoming’s landscape — and this athlete is skiing it in style.
Insane POV Footage Puts You in the Minds of Pro Freeskiers
Four freeskiers and a drone pilot are dropped at Chatter Creek in British Columbia for one week. Their instructions: Charge as hard as you can every day.
‘I Cut My Leg Off’: The Story of Gary Edinger
It was 40 degrees below zero in Wisconsin when Gary Edinger went out logging and cut off his leg. This is his gripping story.
The Sounds of Bikepacking: Gritty Film Captures Ambient Adventure
Three friends venture out into the countryside of Yorkshire, England, to do one thing: embrace the ride no matter what. And with nary a word spoken, their trek captures a symphony of sound.
1 Chore Per Mile: Man Runs Marathon While Knocking Off To-Do List
Beau Miles is a filmmaker, kayaker, and builder. In his film, ‘A Mile an Hour,’ he’s a man on a mission to run a marathon composed of 1-mile laps — and get as much stuff accomplished as possible in between.
Documentary Film to Tell Bobby Kennedy Mountaineering Story
REI, Eddie Vedder, and 1091 Media collaborate on the ‘Return to Mount Kennedy’ documentary. The film will feature exclusive footage of the original 1965 journey up Yukon’s Mount Kennedy.