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Alaska
Camping on an Alaskan Glacier Before a Snowboarding Contest? Count Us In.
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Camping on an Alaskan Glacier Before a Snowboarding Contest? Count Us In.
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Twelve snowboarders from the Natural Selection Tour headed into the Alaskan backcountry this month to camp on a glacier before going head-to-head in the snowboarding contest. The untouched snowy terrain looks otherworldly—one rider described it as being like landing on the moon.
The final stop of the Natural Selection Tour in Alaska will premiere on April 13 at the Natural Selection Tour website or on YouTube.
