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The team behind Google Street View is going off-road, and they're turning to you for help
And it's not even ugly sweater season
Dies from ingesting a coat and bag
Daghan Celayir teamed up with the Red Bull F1 racing team to pull off a pretty wild stunt on top of one of the most famous hotels in the world—Burj Al Arab in Dubai.
A short film on the new wave of freeriders. The team from Jetpilot, filmmaker Allan Hardy and a handful of Australia’s best up and coming riders scour the east coast of Australia in an effort to capture the camaraderie and essence that is free riding.
A handful of primate researchers believe Sasquatch is real, and they take their search for the creature very—very—seriously.
Might have to file this one under the “snowboarding lives” argument. Adraon Buck footage from Sweetgrass Productions.
These guys are doing some next level bodyboarding. Sapinus Prone Productions’ Episode 14 Slow Mow. …
Loses by five-hundredths of a second in quarterfinals
Favorite finishes fourth in halfpipe, no medal
Maybe not, but along with aspirin, it might help
Olympic Charter considers tribute propaganda
Parachute failed to open properly
In one of the boldest Himalayan climbs in history, Mountain Hardwear athlete Ueli Steck completed the first solo ascent of Annapurna's South Face in a record 28 hours.
Crowds of children watch
Plus: Mancuso wins bronze and Miller falters
Become first to trek 1,800 miles across Antarctica
Sponsored by Antigravity BASE of Mesa, Arizona and Apex BASE of southern California, the Arizona BASE Boogie draws jumpers from all over the country. The event’s host, Matt Frolich, has performed over 1000 BASE jumps over the course of the last several years.
Thousands of protestors are rallying against a shark-killing program following a spike in fatal attacks, but supporters include some surfers.
TGR’s Behind The Line S6 Ep6. Deep in the Neacola Mountains of Alaska, Todd Ligare, Ian McIntosh, and Angel Collinson discover a tempting line that calls for airing over two crazy crevasses. Towering over 3,000 vertical feet, this face already offers ample challenge. And for Ligare, a sketchy fall…
Possibly the first four-legged prisoner of war
Tonga’s first Winter Olympian
Keno, a five-year-old Labrador/Border collie mix, makes the first live avalanche find by a rescue dog in Canada
Survivorman discusses Bigfoot, his worst survival illness, and his family camping habits in AMA
It doesn’t get more exciting than this! Seb Montaz and Globus Kon Tiki string a highline between two hot air balloons. Exit strategy? Just a parachute. Can they get all the way across?…
Outdoor Research’s Tiny House Tour is back! Episode 1 explores a group of people we all love – Winter’s People. When we’re born, we’re all destined to become something. Some of us are lucky enough to become skiers. Skiing becomes who we are; It becomes our culture.
How reports of the sport's demise have been greatly exaggerated
Hundreds support region’s first running group
Australian woman climbs 86 flights in 11:57 for her fifth title
They keep the planet from getting too hot or cold
Plenty of races forgo the clock, but few are more fun than the European cycling tradition that’s blowing up stateside
Aidan Sheahan’s extra footage from a trip to Canada last year with Sweetgrass Productions for the making of Valhalla.
Thousands of Chobani containers sit in New Jersey
Underground, unsanctioned races are about as elusive as secret New York City parties. These simple steps you put you in the know.
Snowboard speedster Seth Wescott had a difficult year, which finally came to an end at the X Games in Aspen, where he faced his final chance to make the Olympic team. See how it all goes down in the final episode of Sugarloaf’s “Surgery to Sochi” series.
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Washed up on a beach in Tasmania
Triple the amount of "awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww"
Slaughtering 600 protected sharks annually
New study examines connection
Jamaican bobsled team loses luggage, misses training
From fighting on the front lines as a British Parachute Captain to delivering ambulances in Africa to leading the first ever crossing of Madagascar, Levison Wood has lived his life pushing the limits. His next adventure – walking the 4,175-mile Nile River – tops it all.
Study of hockey players reveals permanent alterations to brain
Soothing fears over battery range
“I have no different mindset after having kids, or because of my age…but, I haven’t been put to the test.” Between 1996 and 2004, Wendy Fisher was the most dominant female big mountain freeskier in the world. Then she had kids and her priorities shifted. Does she still have it?…
Sochi slopestyle course claims another victim
One-day event on the Champs-Elyseés
Baumgartner’s record-breaking jump from every angle
Areas in New Mexico and California to become national monuments
The climb tells about the epic challenge of Luca Galimberti who climbed the Monte Rosa mountain on a cross-country sledge for paraplegic people, using his arms strenght only. Luca is affected by Adrenoleukodystrophy and by Addison’s disease and the peak he reached is Cresta Rossa, 3.660 meters high. A film…
Red Bull’s 2014 Crashed Ice season is in full swing. This event featured a 45-meter vertical drop carved into the side of a mountain in Espoo, Finland.
Rodent then predicts six more weeks of winter
Produced and edited by Sherpas Cinema. An honest look into the world of Teva Ambassador, Kye Petersen, a leader of the modern freeski movement, as he shares what inspires and influences his skiing, as well as the pressure he feels to perform and progress.
Says he spent 13 months adrift, drank turtle blood
Scientists baffled by terrifying mass death
Company will "catch and dispose" of canines
Inside a mysterious, gruesome climbing death—and an explosive relationship that sparked what looks very much like murder
Opponents fear plan will damage fragile ecosystem
Country's last snow was 30 years before his birth
They can't all be wrong. Right?
14 year-old Daniel Tisi show some skills all over the mountain. Edit by Jackson Tisi.
Arsonist Rebecca Rubin should glean lesson
Andrew Pollard enjoying some early season powder at Alta Ski Area. It has been fun to get creative with the low snow, but we are all getting ancy for that big dump. From Dubsatch Collective…