Way Back Home is a 7 minute short film from Kris Moyes and Red Bull featuring professional trials biker Danny MacAskill. The film follows Danny as he travels through Scotland, from Edinburgh back to his hometown Dunvegan, in the Isle of Skye. Along the way, Danny throws down some of the most incredible riding/tricks I have ever seen throughout the beautiful Scottish landscape. Some of the stuff he is doing doesn’t even seem possible. Enjoy the film here as well as at the Adventure Program in Town Park on Saturday, May 28th during the Telluride Mountainfilm Festival.
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