Video Archives - Page 3 of 687

Film Review: “Mountains Not for Profit” Reminds Us What Skiing Can Be

Where did you learn how to ski? The answer to that question is likely not a ski resort most skiers and riders in North America would recognize the name of. It probably wasn’t Stowe, Whistler, or Mammoth. Instead, it was probably a little ski area close to where you lived that was easy and affordable to go to. Those areas, […]

Movie Trailer

Liam Abbott | November 19, 2024

0 Comments

[VIDEO] Chris Tomer’s Mountain Weather Update 11/18: Significant Atmospheric River Set to Dump up to 3 Feet of Snow on California

Denver-based meteorologist Chris Tomer is one of the most accurate forecasters we know. Check out and subscribe to his mountain weather forecast videos to see where North America will get the most snow. “Storm system delivers light to moderate snow accumulation 11/18-11/19 in UT/WY/ID/MT/CO. Then large trough of low pressure and major storm system with a moderate intensity atmospheric river […]

Weather

WeatherBrains | November 18, 2024

0 Comments

[VIDEO] Miles Clark 2024 Utah Highlights : 603″ of Snowfall and Some Classic Wasatch Lines

The Cottonwood Canyons area of Utah saw 603″ of snowfall last season, and the skiing was hot! Here is my view of how it went down in Utah last year, featuring lines including: Y Couloir Alternate Cardiac Ridge Suicide Chute Kessler’s Catchers Mitt Benson & Hedges Couloir Athey’s Line Pipeline at Snowbird Sundance Ski Resort Church Double Drop at Alta […]

[VIDEO] Circle of Madness—Best Ski and Snowboard Film of the Year?

“Circle of Madness” a film by Christoph Thoresen, follows Markus Eder and Victor de Le Rue as they return to the legendary spine walls of Haines, Alaska, to explore unknown territory in sport—and friendship. “Circle of Madness, a film that I worked on last spring in Alaska, just released on YouTube for free and is getting rave reviews as one […]

Backcountry

SnowBrains | November 14, 2024

0 Comments

Alta, UT, Report: Powder Skiing The Gunsight Area in Scary, Thin, & Deep-In-Spots Conditions

Report from November 13, 2024 I was too scared to go back into Main Chute at Alta, Utah, yesterday so I decided to go hit the backside near Gunsight hoping the wind would have filled it in well. The wind had done it’s job but it was clear you still wanted to stay in the gullies and concavities that had […]

Conditions Report

Miles Clark | November 14, 2024

0 Comments

Alta, UT, Report: Fear & Loathing in “Main Chute” on 11,068′ Mt. Baldy

Report from November 12, 2024 Yesterday I made my classic move of skiing Main Chute on 11,068′ Mt. Baldy in a blinding storm. You’ve gotta figure out how to zig when everyone zags in the very busy Wasatch Mountains. The storm arrived the previous night with a forecast pointing out most of the snow falling during the day and ending […]

Conditions Report

Miles Clark | November 13, 2024

0 Comments

[VIDEO] Chris Tomer’s Mountain Weather Update 11/13: Significant Snowfall for the PNW and British Columbia

Denver-based meteorologist Chris Tomer is one of the most accurate forecasters we know. Check out and subscribe to his mountain weather forecast videos to see where North America will get the most snow. Related: SnowBrains Forecast: Deep Week Ahead for the PNW – Up To 3 FEET Expected “Storm system hitting the PNW/BC and eventually Northern Tier 11/13-11/16. Snow Timeline: […]

Weather

SnowBrains | November 13, 2024

0 Comments

[VIDEO] Bouncy Balls, Trapeze Swings, and Freeskiing Alpine Peaks: Fabian Bösch’s Creative Flair Reimagines the Circus on Snow

Forget clowns and traditional tents: in Circus Bösch, it’s Swiss freeskiing star Fabian Bösch, a trapeze, some balloons, and the iconic peaks of The Schilthorn, a summit in the Bernese Alps of Switzerland, that take center stage. Using trapeze swings, bouncy balls, and snow-covered railings, Bösch performs a circus act like no other, blending athletic precision with a playful touch. […]