The Unofficial Report

The French water sports company Tribord brings us 60 seconds of dramatic camera work of Women and Water. This ‘soulful’ minute of footage will get you ready for ocean activities. Enjoy!     

“Stay Forever Young” “Sometimes it just takes the STOKE of a two-year-old and the SMILE of that first wave to remind us why we started surfing in the first place…” … Read More

What a long strange trip it’s been.  We expected to deal with troughs and onshore flows and have to squeak our tours in on the back end of storm cells for most … Read More

Yes, this plane was in the midst of flying and YES, a dirt bike flipped over it. It is a cool stunt and a very Red Bull thing to do, … Read More

By -Lindsay Butler  #10 Avalanche Pizza by the slice – About $3 a slice. Avalanche pizza is probably one of the first places I ate in Whistler and I still … Read More

The Whistler Bike Park is now open. Get Ready to Ride A-Line Last year Unofficial Whistler reporter Mason Mashon and friend Steven Matthews blasted off a quick top to bottom on … Read More

I know we’re a little late but Unofficial Whistler doesn’t have a bike contributer [still looking]. This doesn’t stop the fact the Whistler Bike Park officially opened on Friday. Here are some pictures taken … Read More

photos by Tim Konrad Three things happened this evening when the magnitude 0.9439 Annular Solar Eclipse occurred over Squaw Valley, CA. The light dimmed as if the sun was setting. … Read More

Ready for winter yet?  Sure some warmth, shorts and miles of singly track do a decent job of filling the void.  Skiing, however, is what drives the train.  Since the … Read More

Are these Russian teens fearless of just plain stupid? High above the recently completed Russky Island Bridge, which finally connects the very isolated island in eastern Russia with Vladivostok and the mainland two teens … Read More

Beatriz Feres and Branca Feres (born February 22, 1988, Brazil) are Brazilian synchronized swimmers. And yes they are identical twins. The Feres sisters competed for Brazil in the 2007 Pan American Games in synchronized swimming.

RideThePlanet: Norway – Lofoten Islands The crew of ridetheplanet.ru have been traveling the world in search of exotic ski locations. So far they have traveled to Japan, Norway, Kamchatka, Georgia (the nation not the state), Arkhyz, Kavkaz … Read More

This video may be disturbing to some. At first it is difficult to see what happens, but the obvious struggle to pull his chute and the limp legs in the … Read More

Cady Hill is a 260 acre droplet of a hill that sits smack dab in the middle of Stowe.  This parcel is for sale.  The property has long been marketed … Read More

Although a little bit late to the game, it seemed appropriate to share some photos from the Super Moon up here in Alaska. It turns out that the moon is … Read More

Looking for the silver lining to the weak winter we experienced in the Northeast this year?  Dust off the MTB and go ride!  The best singly in the land is … Read More

  Andrew McLean is one of America’s most accomplished and experienced ski mountaineers. He has also been testing and designing gear for companies like Black Diamond and Mountain Hardwear for … Read More

  Kitesurfing has been added to the Olympics within the  Sailing Competition of the 2016 summer Olympics in Rio. You may not have known that the IKA (International Kiteboarding Association) was … Read More

Here is a cool video announcing the 19th Annual Brews and Brews lineup with Gov’t Mule playing in the background.  It looks like it will be a dandy based on this initial lineup.  … Read More

Every spring for the last 16 years Snowboarder Mag has hosted “Superpark” a 5 day event where the best riders in the world shred a park like no other in … Read More

Waterville Valley ski resort in New Hampshire just became the official ski resort of the Boston Red Sox.  The first thing we could think of was: “Good freakin’ luck getting … Read More

  Well, high pressure has been keeping spirits high in the Cascades.  The next objective on the tick list is Mount Rainier. Rainier boasts 36 square miles of permanent snow … Read More

Whistler’s World Ski and Snowboard Festival loses TELUS as a sponsor Festival organizers are looking for new sponsor(s) as TELUS -all of the sudden- decided they would no longer sponsor … Read More

The Whistler Neighbourhood Showdown By – Magee Walker – I have recently been perusing the housing section of Craigslist in search of a potential new place to live. Whistler is … Read More

According to Darren Rayner from Voleurz “(Jesse) Grew up in sub-par shred conditions in a small town called Timmins, Ontario, Jesse began riding with little-person Craig Bowl-U on bunny hills … Read More

Andrew Hays shares some of his thoughts on Squaw Valley’s Chimney in this email to our editor. “Sitting at work right now, absolutely devastated upon hearing the news about Mo Rivera.  I’ve … Read More