Video loading...
Backcountry Skis
Searching for Ski Lines from the Air
A Beginner’s Guide to Backcountry Ski Gear
Ski-Mountaineering the Peaks of B.C.
Backcountry Skiing Under the Full Moon
This Ski Edit Balances Safety and Stoke
When Skiers Love a Place Too Much
Why You Should Ski in British Columbia
Couples Who Ski Together Stay Together
‘The Electric Adventurer’
What to Think About When Buying Skis
Essentials for Safe Backcountry Skiing
‘Abandoned’
A Backcountry Lodge Unlike Anywhere Else
This One Goes Out to Backcountry Moms
How Guides Ski in the Backcountry
‘All In’ Trailer
Watch the Trailer for ‘Zig Zag’
Making the Most of Scotland’s Skiing
Caroline Gleich Skis Utah’s Backcountry
Night Skiing in Chamonix
When Skiers Love a Place Too Much
Outside's long reads email newsletter features our strongest writing, most ambitious reporting, and award-winning storytelling about the outdoors. Sign up today.
Spearhead Ridge, a horseshoe-shaped traverse connecting Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains in British Columbia, is a backcountry ski zone renowned for its easy access. But it’s just this access that makes the skiers in this film from Origin Outside second-guess whether or not they’re loving it to death.
