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
Peep This Couple’s Elegant Schoolie Build (and Matching Jeep) This couple and their kiddos traded in a Montana ranch for a tricked-out schoolie and a life on the road. Check out their build. Written by Andrew Marshall September 25, 2023
A Welcome Departure From Typical Ski Films: ‘Mountain in My Mind’ Is a Series on Mental Health in Skiing High-stoke, fast-paced, crazy steep, big mountain lines. Crazy couloirs. Typical ski films are pretty predictable. ‘Mountain in My Mind’ is out to change that. Written by Mary Murphy September 25, 2023
Get Hyped for ‘TREW to You’ Film Tour, Coming Soon to a City (or Screen) Near You Is it too early to talk about ski films? Nah. First up, a peak inside TREW’s community film project. Ten teams. Ten films. Only one… Written by Andrew Marshall September 21, 2023
Austria’s Oetz River Needs Your Help — Here’s What You Can Do This series of short videos from NRS sheds light on the plight of one of Austria’s wildest, most scenic rivers. Written by Andrew Marshall September 21, 2023
‘Here, Hold My Kid’ Could Be the Funniest Ski Movie of the Year Elyse Saugstad and Jackie Paaso set out on a quest to prove that moms don’t have to hang up their skis and can still shred… Written by Will Brendza September 18, 2023
Nic Cage Shines Light on Bison Hunting’s Dark History in ‘Butcher’s Crossing’ A descent into madness in the Colorado wilderness? With Nic Cage as a bald buffalo hunter? Count us in. Written by Andrew McLemore September 18, 2023
Get on Target With the Mathews Archery ‘Title’ Bow: First Look Video Serious innovation has gone into the newest target bow from Mathews Archery. Will the ‘Title’ live up to its name and bring home a few? Written by Rachelle Schrute September 13, 2023
‘Sending,’ a Contemplative Journey to the Buttermilk Boulders If top-notch cinematography in a pristine Cali crag sounds like your jam, don’t miss this new take on a classic film formula. Written by Andrew McLemore September 05, 2023
Take a Look Inside the Lab Where Patagonia Products Are Born: The Forge Nelle Smith takes us behind the scenes and into the Patagonia Forge — where the brand designs and develops all of its products. Written by Will Brendza August 30, 2023
Hiking Over to Drop Into ‘Perfect’ Whitewater: Sending Cali’s Cherry Bomb Gorge Is there a better section of whitewater river in the world? With this crew, their stoke, and based on this edit, I’d say no. Written by Mary Murphy August 29, 2023
‘Sheri’ Reveals the Amazing Woman Behind Alpacka Raft What does it take to build the next generation of packrafts? Apparently, just an adventurous kid and one of the coolest moms ever. Written by Andrew McLemore August 25, 2023
Gerber Is ‘More Than Ready’ to Prepare You for Camping Season Gerber recently released its More Than Ready collection — knives, tools, and other equipment — aimed at campers. Sponsored Post August 24, 2023
Q&A: How Fatherhood Helped This Man Send One of the World’s Hardest Trad Climbs UK climber James Pearson has sent one of the hardest trad lines in the world. And his secret to success? Becoming a father. Written by Andrew McLemore August 18, 2023
Brendan Leonard Climbs 7 Summits … Of His Neighborhood Lacking the cash money for the actual Seven Summits, Leonard invents a fun alternative right in his own backyard. Written by Andrew McLemore August 17, 2023
A Vulnerable, Inside Look at What It Takes to Run the Cocodona 250 Ever wondered what running a 250-mile race feels like? This runner/filmmaker is here to show you. Written by Andrew Marshall August 16, 2023
From Hustle to Harmony: Why Ultra-Athlete James Hayden Pours Energy in a New Direction How does an athlete who thrives on discomfort learn to slow down? That’s the subject of ‘Movement,’ a new short film from Farlight Cycles. Written by Andrew Marshall August 14, 2023
Lone Star Bass: Chase Bucketmouths With Old Town in Texas Follow the team from Old Town Watercraft as they head south to chase trophy bass and learn about conservation in the Lone Star State. Written by Rachelle Schrute August 10, 2023
Watch This Barkley Marathons Doc, and Thank Your Lucky Stars You Aren’t Competing We’ll never get tired of watching Barkley Marathons docs. Why? They remind us that no matter how hard life gets, it ain’t Barkley hard. Written by Andrew Marshall August 04, 2023
Patagonia Team, Yvon Chouinard Build Hay-Bale Homes Can hay bales headed for the landfill be repurposed as home-building materials? With Yvon Chouinard involved, it’s a no-brainer. Written by Andrew McLemore August 04, 2023
Relieve the Excitement of the Tour de France Femmes With ‘Out in Front’ Multiple generations of female cyclists come together in this stirring and inspiring documentary from Canyon Bicycles. Written by Andrew Marshall August 02, 2023
