In this short film, a NASA scientist, a weathercaster, a long-time Mammoth Mountain ski patroller and a professor of snow hydrology talk through the science of how California’s big mountain home continually tops the snowfall charts.
There’s a few crazies out there that ski every last drop until it melts, and they’re still finding turns in Colorado’s Independence (…)
The snow was absolutely dumping out of the sky. You know when it snows so hard that it’s kind of a nuisance? I mean I love powder skiing as (…)
Dutch rider Niek Kimmann went wire-to-wire to secure the gold medal in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic BMX competition with an impressive (…)
Brian Fidelibus (@tahoepatrol) is a ski patroller at Boreal Mountain Resort in Lake Tahoe, and his popular Tik Tok page is filled with (…)
Kayaker David Hughes went balls to the wall on his 47th birthday by sending the legendary “Demshitz” drop on the Rio Nevados in Chile. The (…)
Another day, another violent flash flood video coming to us from the American southwest. It seems like a day hasn’t pass this summer (…)
Hard’Ack Recreation Area is one of the hidden ski area gems of Vermont. Most in New England don’t know about it, including me in (…)
Exciting news out of New Zealand, as Cardrona Alpine Resort has opened up a new section of terrain for the first time ever. On (…)
There’s a certain vibe that’s attributed to the California skating scene, right? I just mean I’m not the only (…)
I have no idea why Clark Robinson waited for the end of July to post this video of him and his friend Thomas Meador ski base jumping a huge (…)
