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ArchiveCold Rolled is an action documentary from Clear & Cold Cinema, TravelMarquetteMichigan.com and Salsa Cycles exploring the development of a dedicated snow singletrack system for fat bikes in the adventure-loving Lake Superior harbor town of Marquette, Michigan. Simply called the “Snow Bike Route”, the 15-mile trail features berms, rollers…
Cold Rolled is an action documentary from Clear & Cold Cinema, TravelMarquetteMichigan.com and Salsa Cycles exploring the development of a dedicated snow singletrack system for fat bikes in the adventure-loving Lake Superior harbor town of Marquette, Michigan. Simply called the “Snow Bike Route”, the 15-mile trail features berms, rollers…
In the latest extra from Red Bull Media House and MSP Films’ epic Fall 2014 release, DAYS OF MY YOUTH, see what happens when snowmobiling meets paragliding. Eric Oddy has created a new extreme sport, aptly named “parasledding”. Watch as snowmobiling is taken to the next level as…
Yellowstone ranchers lose bid to shoot bison with vaccination
Mount Whitney was closed during the government shutdown, but that didn't stop our editor from summiting.
Help this film on Kickstarter! Georgia, Alabama and Florida are locked in an epic battle over the fresh water from their once bountiful rivers. They call it the “Water Wars.” It’s a conflict once unthinkable in the deep green South. But is it all about high-stakes politics and legal action?…
Watch young freeski prodigy Nick Goepper as he breaks down his winning freeskiing tricks along with his training routine to keep him on the podium.
Leads to high blood pressure and cardiovascular damage
Like many fools, Abe Streep spends a lot of time and too much money trying to feel the pull of fish. But he recently learned that you can have just as much fun on the water without hooks.
Meet Kikkan Randall, the most exciting thing in cross-country skiing since... forever
In the most recent episode of Salomon Freeski TV, “24 Hours”, we criss-cross through the lives of athletes Bobby Brown, Mark Abma and Seb Eaves over a 24-hour period. It’s a day-in-the-life of freeskiing like you’ve never seen it.
Large, translucent shrimp-like animal caught off New Zealand
December 28, 2013 – A group of world-class kayakers decided to head to the Rio Fuy with one thing on their minds…THE PUMA! To this day Salto de la Puma is still the tallest waterfall ever run in Chile. Accurately measured, the drop is around 35-36 meters tall (110-115…
The embattled philanthropist speaks out for the first time in years about his own public takedown and the discredited bestseller Three Cups of Tea.
America’s secret to victory in the bobsled? Outsourcing.
Dissecting the scary trick halfpipe skiers will need to nail for a shot at gold
Who says cat and heli-skiing are for the one percent? Here’s how to score prime powder at a cut rate.
Working out in nature is more restorative than exercising in a busy city.
What we think will happen on, and off, the course at Sochi
In season 6 episode 5 of Teton Gravity Research’s Behind The Line, our heli pilot along with athletes Sammy Carlson, Sage Cattabriga-Alosa, Angel Collinson and Ian McIntosh redefine what’s possible in skiing. For the past decade, pilot Tighe Daugherty, has helped the athletes reach new and daunting terrain in…
187 of the best videos from the web, compiled into one! If something exciting happened last year, it’s in this video. A project from Luc Bergeron.
Let's just say the dry spell means much more than an epically awful ski season.
Throughout the summer of 2013, professional skier John Spriggs explores the mountains of Montana for ski mountaineering potential. After the snow finally melts away in the late summer, John turns to Montana’s blue ribbon trout waters to occupy his time and waits for the snow to fall once again. A…
Man's best friend diverged from wolves at least 11,000 years ago.
Young Laura Dekker set out on a two-year voyage to become youngest person ever to sail around the world alone. This documentary tells her story.
Poised to qualify for the Winter Games this weekend
Sends the 2,500-foot limestone big-wall route in three hours
In summer 2010, photographer James ‘Q’ Martin and conservation biologist Chris Kassar started an organization called Rios Libres. The organization uses multi-media to join the fight to protect the wild lands of Patagonia from proposed dams that threaten two of the most pristine rivers in one of the world’s…
Rail slide to base jump, what could go wrong? Behind the scenes with Stept Productions on their latest project Mutiny. Sketchy is one word that comes to mind for Mike Wilson’s bridge jump. (Warning: Adult language)…
Cruising speed is 1.4 times the power a cyclist can sustain for an hour
The Bomb Snow crew has been getting after it since the first snowfall of the season. Searching for Solstice documents the cold wet storms that hit Montana in December 2013, frequently dropping their loads across most of the state. Although the early season has seen wide ranging temperatures resulting…
Prolonged inactivity shortens lifespan, study shows
Pocket-sized HD camera is recognized for its contribution to filmmaking
A quick edit from Silverton Mountain on January 11th, 2014. Doesn’t seem half bad up there in Colorado.
California plantations sap water, spill harmful chemicals
100% GoPro – Leo Ahrens skiing at Alta Ski Resort on a classic pow day in Little Cottonwood Canyon. Not to mention a little Bob Ross in there. …
TGR looks behind the scenes at U.S. freeski athletes training for Sochi.
Sure, the women of the U.S. ski-jumping team want to medal in Sochi. But they’ve already scored the biggest victory: getting their sport into the 2014 Olympics in the first place.
As an effort to document this latest chapter in freeskiing’s history, Teton Gravity Research aims to put the spotlight on these skiers. This brief edit from Way Of Life, Teton Gravity Research’s latest ski film, highlights some of the training and preparation that the US Freeskiing Team has…
Jack London said that achieving greatness sometimes means burning white hot, even if there's a price to be paid once the flame goes out. Josh Dean went to Alaska to hang with Lance Mackey, the toughest competitor in Iditarod history. He came away with a new understanding of resilience, bravery, and the iron bond between a musher and his dogs.