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Colorado mountain to add trails, zip lines, and ropes course
You need to equate exercise, not count calories
U.S. Attorney's Office says it won't pursue charge
The first short film from More Than Just Parks, this video is an incredibly stunning journey through Olympic National Park. The culmination of a month of backpacking, 500 miles traveled, and 50,000 photos and videos taken, this short film showcases the park’s glacial mountain…
In Higher Unplugged: Episode 11, Teton Gravity Research gives you a behind the scenes look at what it took to film Jeremy Jones’ Higher. Filming in the world’s harshest landscapes comes with it’s own unique set of challenges, including keeping cameras charged, footage safe,…
DPS Cinematic, the new film wing of DPS Skis, is releasing four short films beginning October 21. Each film was shot in a distinct location from around the globe, including Valle Nevado, Mt. Baker, Baldface and Refugio Frey. …
Underground site ready if the Senate changes hands
Highest resort in the state takes advantage of recent storms
This unbelievable video was filmed with Arbor team rider James Kelly, nicknamed “the American Dream,” to support the launch of his new pro model. It’s set in the hills of the Western Sierras, surrounding Kelly’s family cabin. Read more about the new model here.
Ski racing champion plans to focus on equestrian sports after retiring
From the depth of the creative visuals to the groundbreaking, never-been-done-before scale of the shoot, Afterglow is being hailed as one of the most cinematically profound ski movies ever made. Deep pillows and Alaskan spines, all filmed at night, with massive lights, custom made LED suits, and a…
Marketing stunt turns shoppers into climbers
World's longest indoor ski run ready for construction near Dallas
Terrorism, disease, food and water shortages could worsen
Shot by son-in-law while tangling with bear
Tired of epic lift lines, hostile locals, and $15 burgers at the lodge? Something wonderful is happening in a remote pocket of British Columbia, where homegrown spirit is flourishing beyond the reach of corporate resorts and there's plenty of powder to share.
There are many threats to the 50-year-old Wilderness Act. But the most dangerous, Kenneth Brower says, comes from those who are chipping away at the very idea of wilderness itself.
Similar to compound banned for major health risks
Jonathan Field is a Canadian Cowboy who takes an “ancient approach” to raising the animals he loves. Watch Field describe his methods in this short clip from the Red Bull-sponsored documentary Harmony with Horses. A short from Salazar Film. …
Went missing Wednesday on the Maroon Bells
Opponents say project imperils natural and cultural resources
Company says it was "the best, most authentic" method
Half of mountain range to receive federal protection
As the youngest land mass on earth, Iceland is an ever-evolving paradise for skiers. Littered with volcanoes, the ski lines here plunge straight to the ocean’s edge. The first episode of Salomon Freeski TV Season 8 was shot last year from March 15 to April 1 and…
Afterglow is the latest and most ambitious project yet from Sweetgrass Productions. It’s a crazy concept that uses incredible cinematography and a ton of lights to push the boundaries of what defines a ski film. Look for the full release on October 19. …
Claims “Ski City, USA” campaign infringes on “Ski Town, U.S.A.”
Race to be held in Utah on Valentine's Day
Calls for stricter penalties for athletes who dope
Consumer Reports study highlights shoppers' confusion
A few weeks ago, when Vail Resorts bought Park City Mountain Resort, the sale triggered an onslaught of vitriol against Colorado's billion-dollar ski empire. But while it's easy to hate a company just because it's claiming territory faster than the whitebark pine beetle, Vail has actually been a very good thing for skiers.
Now even more likely that all 7 Wastach-area resorts will be connected
Explorer stands by claim that he has found the Santa Maria
Daredevil adds new risk to walk between skyscrapers
Over the last week, five top mountain athletes died in three separate incidents in the Himalayas and Andes. Here, we’ve gathered remembrances from people who knew them best.
Wish you had grown up ripping lift service downhill like these kids? Us too. This profile by T-bar Films of the Mt. Bachelor Gravity Camp will leave you more than a little jealous of their mountain biking skills. …
Marriott hotel chain's Teleporter coming to a city near you
It may be the oldest emotion. Before happiness, before sorrow, before exhilaration, and way, way before the urge to climb mountains and bomb down steeps, there was fear. Now scientists are finding new ways to help us conquer our deepest anxieties—and use them to perform even better.
The Bus: A Journey Up North is a story about some good friends taking the trip of a lifetime. After converting their “adventure bus” to run on waste vegetable oil, they set out north from Colorado towards Canada in search of adventure. A film by Joey Schusler.
Tip came from hunters who smelled the weed
Strange Rumblings in Shangri-La is a modern surf film that documents an unforgettable worldwide journey from the frigid shores of Iceland to the sultry coastline of Mozambique. From well-known spots in Eurpoe to exotic islands off the coast of Brazil and into deepest Indonesia, this is Joe…
In honor of the 50th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act, Pete McBride and Vital Films put together this stunning visual tribute to some of the most treasured areas in the U.S. …
From the Road is the story of a skier’s personal journey, seen through the lens of redemption and triumph. Delivered through the unique personal perspective of former professional ski guide Eric Henderson, the film is centered on a human powered ski adventure in Alaska’s Chugach Mountains. A…
Some locations still closed as blaze winds down
Freeskiers had been filming on Chile's Mount San Lorenzo
World Wildlife Fund says humans mostly responsible