Video Archives

Cam Zink: Freeride Mountain Biker and World Record-Holder

Cam Zink is a frequent contestant in Red Bull Rampage. But he’s also a world record-holder. Learn all about the athlete in this short film.

Written by Mary Murphy May 28, 2020

How to Get Sponsored in Outdoor Sports: A Pro Athlete Shares His Insights

Are you looking to take your passion for the outdoors to the paying level? Mike Chambers, an ultrarunner, explorer, and climber, shares some excellent tips…

Written by Sean McCoy May 21, 2020

‘Terror Vault’: Watch an Australian Wave Dish Out a Can of Whoop-Ass

A kilometer off the coast of southwestern Australia lies The Right. And judging from this video, it’s one of the nastiest big waves a surfer…

Written by Sean McCoy May 20, 2020

Dream Drop: Kayaker Paddles Over 134-Foot Waterfall

Dane Jackson is one of the best kayakers in the world. This new video of him dropping a massive waterfall will leave you in awe.

Written by Mary Murphy May 19, 2020

This Nighttime Still-Photo Film Will Blow You Away

Unlike most other films, this one is made entirely out of still images — stitched together to give the illusion of motion.

Written by Mary Murphy May 18, 2020

A Terrible Idea: ‘Everest’ on a Fixed-Gear Bicycle (With No Brakes)

Denver-area bike courier Charli Mandel set out to ascend 29,029 feet without gears or brakes, something that had never been documented.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 15, 2020

The Progression of Fishing Perfection: Patagonia’s ‘Il Pescatore Completo’

A new fishing film from Patagonia pays tribute to an unusual fly fisherman in the Italian countryside. And it’s one to watch.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri May 13, 2020

Impossible? Rider Scales Tour de France Pyrenees Stage on a Fixie

Riding the Pyrenees on a fixed-gear bike with no brakes is, to put it lightly, a mountainous challenge.

Written by Mary Murphy May 13, 2020

Bikepacking Through Grief: Following the Tracks of a Lost Love

Sarah Hornby set off to complete all the bikepacking routes from her late husband’s guidebook.

Written by Mary Murphy May 12, 2020

Mother Races Through Grief at the End of the World: Watch ‘With Spirit’

After losing one twin during birth and beginning to raise the other, an adventure racer returns to where it all began, the Patagonia Expedition Race.

Written by Mallory Paige May 10, 2020

Hannah Bergemann: Enduro Rider, World Traveler, and More

Hannah Bergemann started out riding bikes with her dad. Now, she’s an essential member of the Pacific Northwest mountain biking scene.

Written by Mary Murphy May 08, 2020

Faction Skis Releases Cringe-Worthy Crash Reel

What do you get when you put a bunch of pro skiers together on tough terrain? Lots of edits — and lots and lots of…

Written by Mary Murphy May 08, 2020

Spring Runoff Fly Fishing Tactic: How to Set Up a Nymph Rig

If you want to catch more fish, go below the surface with a nymph rig. Loon Outdoors’ Matt Callies shows you how to set it…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri May 07, 2020

Trials Cyclist Gets Mindblowingly Creative Under Quarantine: Watch

Fabio Wibmer faces the same COVID-19 restrictions as most people around the world. But how he copes with them is anything but ordinary.

Written by Sean McCoy May 06, 2020

Protecting the Box Canyon and Yellowstone River: ‘Our Local Epic’

This full-length documentary is the story of a group of kayakers who came together to protect their local land — a section of the Yellowstone…

Written by Mary Murphy May 04, 2020

Sending Scree: Saddle Up for a ‘Freeride’ With a Red Bull Rampage Legend

This athlete edit is everything we love: a little bit of talking and a whole lot of riding. Follow along as downhill MTB legend Andreu Lacondeguy…

Written by Mary Murphy May 04, 2020

The Other Side of Revelstoke: Boulders, Berms, and Bikes

Revelstoke, British Columbia, may be known for its skiing, but it’s also home to a plethora of bike trails. And these guys are riding some of…

Written by Mary Murphy May 01, 2020

Ruby J: How One Mountain Biker Fights for Inclusion With Cartoons

Tune into tonight’s premiere: a film about inclusion, identity, and hand-drawn heroes.

Written by Mary Murphy April 30, 2020

Dolphins ‘Glow’ While Swimming Through Bioluminescence

A rare marine phenomenon turns this 59-second video into a work of art.

Written by Mary Murphy April 30, 2020

Near-Death Experience: Watch Flash Flood Trap Team in Slot Canyon

Those who explore slot canyons must constantly consider the risks of flash floods. And when this group chooses to press forward in the face of…

Written by Sean McCoy April 30, 2020

Conquering Cotopaxi: Amputee Team Climbs Towering Active Volcano

A team of amputee mountaineers climbs one of South America’s most iconic and challenging peaks to raise money for others in need of prosthetics.

Written by Mary Murphy April 30, 2020

Visit From Home: Zion Shares National Park Film for Free

Although National Park Week was last week, Zion’s new park film will stay online — for free.

Written by Mary Murphy April 28, 2020

Softshell Truck? This Snowboarder Built One

Say goodbye to aluminum or wood siding, and build your camper van out of duffels instead. In this video, Austin Smith shows us how a…

Written by Mary Murphy April 28, 2020

Sail 2,500 Miles With John John Florence in Search of Idyllic Waves

If there’s ever a time to dream of an incredible ocean adventure, it’s now. And John John Florence captured his in a glorious video for…

Written by Mary Murphy April 27, 2020

Breathtaking: Candide Thovex’s ‘Few Words’ Conveys Transcendence of Skiing

This hour-long film about one of the world’s best freeskiers is a must-watch.

Written by Mary Murphy April 24, 2020

This Cat Is a Better Snowskater Than Most People

So, you’ve never snowskated, eh? Well, this cat’s got you beat.

Written by Sean McCoy April 22, 2020

‘Last Call for the Bayou’: A Duck Hunter Stands Up for the Louisiana Shoreline

Duck hunter Albertine Kimble leads us through her home of the Plaquemines Parish, talks to ducks, and explains why the river means life and protection…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri April 22, 2020

Hokkaido by Bike: Family Vacation in Rural Japan

Dan Clark and family’s ‘Ichi-go Ichi-e’ film gives a fresh perspective of Hokkaido, the Japanese island best known to foreigners for deep-powder skiing.

Written by Mary Murphy April 22, 2020