Check out this shredit of Ed Dujardin getting after during the 2019 spring in the CB backcountry. When the goods are good you should probably keep skiing them, right?! And the CAST system rules. PS. Check his 2019 mini golf edit here. Ed Dujardin Spring 2019 from West Elk Project on Vimeo.
The competitive junior freeride season wrapped up in Kicking Horse, British Columbia last week at the IFSA North American Junior Freeride Championships. Ten percent of the overall field is invited to crown the finals’ winners and overall champions. After a hard-fought season earning points to get invited, the CBMST sent 11 athletes up to champs, […]
If you haven’t yet seen the videos of West Elk Project co-founder Ed Dujardin teeing up some awesome lines this season on the @shredwardstomps Instagram, you should check out his mid-season POV edit. It features a hot soundtrack from A Shadow of Jaguar and a bunch of lines from the Crested Butte backcountry, CBMR, and […]
Crested Butte Mountain Resort played host to an IFSA junior regional freeride competition on Saturday under a mix of cloudy skies and flat light. The classic Colorado chalky hard pack snow that we all know and love so well here in the Elk Mountains was ripping and skiers ranging from 12-18 showcased their skills on […]
Mikey Curran has been putting together some awesome local content, not to mention his job for MSP Films, for more than the last few years. He got after it with local all-around great guy, Ryan Sullivan, to make this cool, woodsy-feel edit of mountain biking in CB. Check it out! FALL FLOW from Mikey Curran on Vimeo.
The northern hemisphere competition season got under way this weekend in Zurich, Switzerland. On the ski side, Henrik Harlaut continued his impressive competition run by laying down a smooth nose butter double cork 1080 to take first place. Canadian Antoine Truchon took first for the snowboarders by stomping a double cork 1440. Ski Finals Snowboard Finals
Nick McNutt has come on to the scene in the last few years as pillow-schralping, viral-video-making, Canadian beast. This segment was one of the most impressive from TGR’s latest, “Almost Ablaze”. Watch this edit in case you needed a reminder why Revelstoke, BC is so sick, and get a little introduction to Nick McNutt in […]
I was recently contracted for a photo/video shoot with Voormi at Silverton Powder Cats in Southwestern Colorado. Voormi is a technical wool clothing company based out of Pagosa Springs, CO. Here is a quick video edit from the day…
We’ve seen a lot of rad mountain bike videos this summer. This one is rad, in a different way. Good old StopMotion.
Here’s a fun dirtbike edit by David Dieckhaus featuring Teo Bradbury in Fossil Ridge.
image: www.visitcrestedbutte.com If you haven’t ridden Doctor’s Park (424) yet, make it a priority. The trail rides 20ish miles of which 7 is awesome single track that can also be shuttled to if you don’t want to ride all the road. Once you start going downhill, you encounter some of the best singletrack around surrounded […]
In the wake of Bill Johnson’s decision to take himself off of life support, John Norton reflects on the American skiing icon and his time spent in Crested Butte. This column was printed in the Crested Butte News and reprinted here with John’s permission. Update: Bill Johnson passed away Thursday, January 21, 2016. News […]
Tristan “Teton” Brown lays out some of the best natural backies we’ve ever seen. Check out his highlight reel from last season. Tristan Brown 2014/2015 Season Edit from Tristan Teton Brown on Vimeo.
Here in Crested Butte we care about our furry friend companions, not saying that other people don’t, but it’s not everywhere that you have a full-blown party with a DJ, a sled course, and a booter in memory of a rad dog. Trevor Bona captured the stoke on his drone with his GoPro. Enjoy these […]
Big props to Whistler Blackcomb for their upcoming series, The Big Picture, which “takes a big picture look at the future of skiing & snowboarding in a four-part documentary series exploring climate change, backcountry access, the state of the industry, and the risks of losing kids to technology.”