‘Lexicon’ Premieres in Canada, China, and Japan, Bringing Positive Winter Stoke to the People Hugs, smiles, laughs, face shots, hollers of joy. This is what skiing is all about. Written by Mary Murphy December 01, 2023
‘A Hell of a Time!’ 2024 Natural Selection Proving Grounds Picks New Locale ‘The South Island of New Zealand has some of the best and most unique terrain in the world.’ Written by Andrew McLemore December 01, 2023
‘Sage Kotsenburg Full Part 2023’ Is an Exposé of Raw Talent and Huge Cajones When you go into a season with no expectations, sometimes you get the surprise of your life — which was exactly Sage Kotsenburg’s experience in… Written by Will Brendza November 30, 2023
‘School of Fish’: How Alaska Natives Are Fighting to Preserve the Salmon Run Balancing industry and tradition, the Indigenous people and salmon of Alaska work toward a positive future in ‘School of Fish.’ Written by Rachelle Schrute November 29, 2023
No Lifts, No Ski School, No Lodge. How Does Hankin-Evelyn Function? Hankin-Evelyn is a community-operated ski area with 14 runs and zero lifts or T-bars. And it’s totally free for backcountry skiers to use. Written by Will Brendza November 28, 2023
Help Patagonia Stop Arctic Resource Extraction in Alaska’s Brooks Range: Speak Out, ‘Save Big’ Oil and gas developers are proposing a road that would cut through the Brooks Range of Alaska. Patagonia is asking you to help defend it. Written by Will Brendza November 21, 2023
‘Great Wall of China’: Dirtbag Climbers Crush 9,000-Foot Traverse in Hilarious Buddy Film Two climbing friends tackle one of the longest rock climbs in the world in this breezy, beer-filled adventure at the Gunks. Written by Andrew McLemore November 20, 2023
F1 Drivers Take Hovercrafts for a Spin ‘Round the Desert in (Un)Serious Race Series Was the world clamoring for a hovercraft desert race between F-1 drivers? Probably not. Is it worth watching? You know the answer. Written by Andrew McLemore November 16, 2023
In ‘Arthur the King,’ Mark Wahlberg Brings Story of Adventure Racing Dog to Big Screen This drama based on a 2014 adventure race in Ecuador also stars Simu Liu, Nathalie Emmanuel, and Bear Grylls (as himself). Written by Andrew McLemore November 16, 2023
Kayaking 50 Miles in 1 Day, on Class IV: Spicy Highlights From Idaho’s Payette River If you happen to kayak sections in the Upper South Fork of the Payette River, expect a long day of paddling — and a lot… Written by Mary Murphy November 15, 2023
16-Year-Old Kai Jones Racks Up More Ski Accolades, and Then Breaks Both Legs But don’t worry, ski fans: Jones is expected to heal quickly and return to the slopes later this winter season. Written by Andrew McLemore November 15, 2023
YouTuber Camps 30 Feet in the Air in NYPD Surveillance Van What’s better than an Instagram-worthy photo from your camper van? Doing the same thing from a 30-high ‘sky capsule,’ of course. Written by Andrew McLemore November 13, 2023
Fast Van, Big Mountain: Ford SuperVan 4.2 Takes on Pikes Peak Van life elevated to the extreme. The Ford SuperVan makes history once again. Watch it tackle the 2023 Pikes Peak International Hillclimb. Written by Bryon Dorr November 10, 2023
Leadville 100 Film Dives Into 40 Years of Old Footage, Race History The Leadville Trail 100 is about as iconic as any race can get. If you want to know why, tune in to this premiere. Written by Mary Murphy November 08, 2023
‘The Art of Flight’ 2.0: Sage Kotsenburg and Ben Ferguson Recreate Massive Jump ‘The Art of Flight’ is one of the most iconic snowboarding films of all time. Two champ riders, Sage K and Ben Ferguson, recreate the… Written by Mary Murphy November 08, 2023
The Rescue That Changed the Future of Prosthetics: Arc’teryx Teases ‘109 Below’ In 1982, two climbers were stranded in a -20 blizzard for days on end. Their rescue was a tragic and traumatic experience that changed the… Written by Will Brendza November 03, 2023
Jackson Hole Slammed With 17 Inches of Snow in 24 Hours! The Teton Flow Is Back It looks like winter is coming early to the Tetons, with a bounty of October snow in Jackson Hole. Written by Will Brendza October 27, 2023
2023’s Banff Mountain Film Festival Looks Off the Chain Banff’s yearly festival is one of the premier outdoor film showcases in the world. Here’s the teaser for this year’s films. Written by Andrew Marshall October 26, 2023
Watch Mary Rand and Taylor Godber Crush Big Alaskan Lines in ‘Giant Beasts, Tiny People’ Two snowboarders tackle some of the biggest peaks the Last Frontier has to offer in this new film from The North Face. Written by Andrew Marshall October 26, 2023
After Accident, Rugby Player Finds Solace in Duck Hunting After a rugby accident, Rob Paylor discovers new meaning through the power of a new sport — duck hunting. Written by Andrew McLemore October 20, 2023
In Short Film ‘Hurt,’ Veteran Faces PTSD Through Free Soloing A familiar story about a traumatized veteran meets the ropeless form of rock climbing in this gripping drama set in Squamish, British Columbia. Written by Andrew McLemore October 19, 2023
In Memory of Hilaree Nelson: Watch ‘Earthside’ — Sisterhood, Motherhood, and Risk Hilaree Nelson and team climb and ski Baffin Island, contemplating risk as mothers, partners, and friends. Written by Seiji Ishii October 17, 2023
Take Only Footage, Leave Only Ski Tracks: Michael C Wirth Reflects in ‘Leave No Trace’ Michael C Wirth isn’t going to tell you to pick up your trash — he’s going to show you the awesome power and beauty of… Written by Will Brendza October 17, 2023
2,600 Miles in 46 Days: Watch Karel Sabbe Crush the Pacific Crest Trail Take a long walk with Karel Sabbe, who averaged 50 miles a day in his record-setting run of the PCT. Written by Andrew McLemore October 10, 2023
Watch Carson Storch and Company Catch Gigantic Air at Proving Grounds Pacific City Carson Storch’s three-day festival is a stoke-heavy cornucopia of flying bicycles and bold, bloody MTB athletes. Written by Andrew Marshall October 04, 2023
Follow 2 Legends’ Return to Skiing After Spinal Cord Injuries: ‘Full Circle’ The new ski film, ‘Full Circle,’ follows the parallel stories of two iconic skiers who lost the use of their legs — and how they… Written by Will Brendza October 03, 2023
2 km of Whitewater, Waterfalls, Endless Fun: Stout and Stoke in Scotland Yes, Scotland has great whitewater! Here’s just a taste of what the country has to offer in a clean, laidback film dubbed ‘Stoke.’ Written by Mary Murphy October 02, 2023
‘Advice for Girls’ Is a Must-Watch: Official All-Women Ski Film Holds Nothing Back ‘Advice for Girls’ is a feature-length ski film with an all-female cast and crew, set out to inspire women and girls to take up space… Written by Mary Murphy September 29, 2023
This Documentary About the San Quentin ‘Prison Marathon’ Looks Incredible For the runners of the San Quentin Prison Marathon, it’s about so much more than crossing the finish line. Written by Andrew Marshall September 28, 2023
Women Crushers Take the Climbing Spotlight in ‘Girls Gone Hueco’ What happens when five female climbers with full-time jobs take a ladies-only trip to a world-famous bouldering crag? Watch and find out. Written by Andrew McLemore September 27, 2023
