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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.
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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, […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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.
Angel Collinson made ski movie history by earning herself the opening segment in this year’s TGR feature, Almost Ablaze. Thanks to TGR, it is now available for everyone to see.
Check out this spoof of J.P. Auclair’s street skiing segment of All.I.Can. in anticipation of the 3rd Annual Pain McSchlonkey Classic. The event features gnar snowblading at Shane McConkey’s home mountain of Squaw Valley. If you happen to be in Tahoe around March 30th, make sure you get to this event. 3rd Annual Pain […]
Freeskier John Spriggs likes to fly fish. He put together this edit using a remote controlled heli on the Madison River in Montana this summer. The shots, set to Cali P, are pretty cool.
If it’s deep enough to ride it’s deep enough to slide. This is POV footage of a skier’s close call with a slab on Jones Pass on the Front Range yesterday. You can read about his adventure by following this link to his website.
We watched Matt Evans tear up the IFSA Juniors this last year. Matt finished 4th in the 15-18 division overall rankings the after the season was all said and done. Here are some shots from his competitions at Grand Targhee, Crystal Mountain, Revelstoke, and Snowbird. Let’s reminisce about the season and pretend we can ski […]
Canadian ripper Tatum Monod threw down an impressive segment in the Level 1’s latest feature, Habit. Tatum Monod HABIT Movie Segment from Level 1 on Vimeo.
It’s Level 1’s turn to drop their trailer, and this movie looks really fun and awesome. These jib-centered films from Level 1 always have some of the most creative shots and their big mountain segments get better every year, so we’re stoked. less official trailer from Level 1 on Vimeo.
The earthquakes that devastated Nepal caused an a fatal avalanche on at base camp on Mt. Everest. German climber Jost Kobusch had his camera rolling for the earthquake, which captured the terror when the avalanche debris reached base camp.
Words by the National Parks Conservation Association- For nearly a century, park rangers have dedicated their lives to America’s greatest places and the people who visit them–but when Congress closed the national parks, angry visitors criticized the Park Service for keeping people out. In this short video, park rangers share their personal views and offer a […]
“Barring any late season surges, we can now say that arctic sea ice reached it’s peak extent for this year’s freeze cycle on February 25th. It’s the smallest maximum coverage since we began tracking the ice pack with satellites in 1979.” – NASA Goddard.