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  • Best Of Windells Snowboard Cam Best Of Windells Snowboard Camp

    • From: TetonGravityResearch
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      The best of Windells Snowboard Camp Summer 2012 - the pros, invited guests, coaches, counselors, diggers, kitchen crew, all of 'em!

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  • Plenty Of Snow Left At Mt Bach Plenty Of Snow Left At Mt Bachelor

    • From: mtbachelor114725
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      We just have an all-around great time at Mt. Bachelor and there is plenty of it left for you to enjoy! Video by Pete Alport.

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  • Go! A Snowboard Road Trip Epis Go! A Snowboard Road Trip Episode 2 - The North Face

    • From: thenorthface
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      GO! A Snowboard Road Trip Webisode 2 Jackson Hole. Meet up with the Go! Boardin crew of Lucas DeBari, Blake Paul, Alex Yoder and Kael Martin as they head to Jackson Hole, link up with Jackson legend, Bryan Iguchi to ride some deep and awesome snow.

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  • Go: North Cascade Heli Go: North Cascade Heli

    • From: TetonGravityResearch
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      North Cascade Heli from Joey mara on Vimeo.

       

      Words And Video By Joseph Mara

      In a cut-off corner of north-central Washington State, a little known heli-skiing operation has been flying under the radar for nearly thirty years. North Cascade Heli (NCH), located in the town of Mazama, operates in a 300,000 acre permit area just south of North Cascades National Park. Pioneered by Harris Sanford in the early 80’s and then named Liberty Bell Alpine Tours, the outfit is now run by owners and guides Paul Butler and Ken Brooks. Their multifaceted operation now offers several different experiences ranging from a single heli-day (seven guaranteed runs or money back) and private flight time charters, all the way to extended guided touring trips at their two-story backcountry yurt. Planning a longer trip is recommended because weather conditions in the North Cascades vary drastically from day to day. The operating season is short, only seventy days from mid-January through March. Space fills up quickly so plan months in advance if you can.

      NCH offers a wide variety of terrain for all ability levels. Their longest run is 3,800 vertical feet, touring through high alpine peaks, glades, and trees. Bowls, couloirs, and slide paths are also on the menu. Snow? Yeah, they have plenty of that. The Cascades receive huge deposits of white gold every year and boast some impressive totals, including the single season world record snowfall of 1,140 inches held by Mt. Baker, situated just west of the helicopter permit area. The Cascades are the most glaciated mountains in the lower forty eight and are one of the few mountain ranges in North America with active volcanoes, including Mt. Rainier rising to over 14,000 feet. This makes the Cascades one of the most dramatic mountain ranges in the world, and there is no better way to experience them than by helicopter. 

      You will be in good hands at NCH with some of the most experienced guides in the business. Pilot Seamus O’Daimhin, a Vietnam Veteran who flies for logging and fire-fighting operations in the summer, has eyes in the back of his head. You will buzz low over mountain peaks and watch the bottom drop out as you cross ridges between runs. With such a large permit area and a max elevation of 9,000 feet, NCH can always find the good snow, even after a big warm up. conditions. If you get lucky, your guide just might take you to Stair Step, and Seamus will drop you off on a tiny mountain peak landing that may test your faith in him. 

      The typical one day trip begins in the heli-barn at 7:30 AM with a review of the day’s schedule and backcountry safety protocol, followed by weigh-ins and outfitting of all guests with the necessary safety equipment. Afterwards, a short review of proper beacon, shovel, and probe use takes place outside. Once everyone has completed the safety training, the pilot will go over the dos and don’ts of riding on board the A-Star B2 helicopter. Around 9:00 AM, up to three groups of four guests each will take turns loading the bird and flying out to their first run. Seven runs with lunch provided is a typical day, and additional runs can be purchased on the spot with time and weather permitting. Expect to arrive back at the heli-barn by mid-afternoon with a huge grin and a hankering for cold beer (BYOB). If you will be enjoying an extended stay with NCH, you will be shuttled to the Barron Yurt to begin your multi-day backcountry tour. The touring packages can often include an extra “heli-bump” or two. 

      NCH’s location in Mazama is why it’s one of Washington’s best-kept secrets.  Mazama is relatively isolated during winter months due to the closure of the west side of the North Cascades Highway. The Washington State Department of Transportation cannot maintain the road because of the massive amounts of snowfall. Most guests come from the Seattle area and make the four and a half hour drive around. Lodging can be found in Mazama at the Freestone Inn, or The Rolling Huts if you are looking for a more rustic experience (outhouses and no sink). Nearby Winthrop is a charming old western town which is well worth a stop for lodging, hot air balloons, the oldest legal saloon in Washington State, city girls on vacation, or the rusty old cowhands and their classic cars. Make sure to check out Kelly’s restaurant at The Rolling Huts outside of town for the best Irish food around, not to mention Steve’s signature cocktails which may or may not include real absinthe (ask for the “Aviation”). For anglers, this is prime steelhead country as well. The nearby Methow River offers excellent fishing and the latter half of NCH’s operating season coincides with the start of the fishing season. The cross-country skiing is also world class possibly more popular here than alpine skiing (if you happen to know someone who is into that). This seldom seen corner of the country is more than worth a visit. Combine the skiing, the natural beauty of the North Cascades, the uniqueness of Mazama and Winthrop, and NCH’s nearly three decades of heli-operation experience and you might just leave with a new annual tradition. 

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  • Parks and Wreck Season 2 Episo Parks and Wreck Season 2 Episode 4 "Super"

    • From: angrysnowboarder
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      So we took a week off from dropping our weekly edits. You probably thought we called it quits, moved on, and decided filming the Icecapades would be better, right? Wrong, we knew we had to bring you something that would change the direction of Parks and Wreck for the better. So fire up that ole tube TV with its low def, plug in that Nintendo Entertainment System, and lets get 8 bit with some super memories!

      Riders: Chris Collard, Zach Soderholm, Connor Paulson, Andrew Agar, Tylor Berreth

      Filmed and edited by: Shamus Lahman

      Sponsored by: iON Cameras, Echelon Snowboards, Phunkshun Wear

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  • Parks And Wrecks Episode 2 Sea Parks And Wrecks Episode 2 Season 2

    • From: angrysnowboarder
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      Riders: Zach Soderholm, Jordan Zdanek, Anthony "Cro" Corbo, Alex Dean, Ben Stafford, and The Great Ted Bendixson
      Filmers: Shamus Lahman, Avran LeFeber

      Special Guest POV Camera Coordinator: Dan Maher
Edited: Shamus Lahman ShayLay Media

      Parks and Wreck Logo: Jesse Denes
      Thanks to iON Cameras for being our official POV camera sponsor and Camtrol for providing stabilizing devices.
      Shout out to The Big Hit Breckenridge for always supporting us. Remember people if you're going to shop local shop The Big Hit!
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  • Parks and Wrecks Season 2 Epis Parks and Wrecks Season 2 Episode 1

    • From: angrysnowboarder
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      Season two of Parks and Wrecks kicks off where it started in beautiful Breckenridge Colorado. The Echelon Snowboard team was on hand to be the first group of kids we filmed for this and after two days we were able to put together a park edit full of slams, jibs and spins.

       

      Riders: Andrew Agar, Connor Paulson, Anthony "Cro" Corbo, Marcus "The Blexican" Stephens, Tylor Berreth and Zach Soderholm

       

      Filmed By: Shamus Lahman & Avran LeFeber

      Edited By: Shamus Lahman of ShayLay Media

      Motion Graphic: Jesse Denes 
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      Thanks to our official POV camera sponsor iON.

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  • Jack Hessler January 2013 Jack Hessler January 2013

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      Rider: Jack Hessler Filmed By: Chris Cressy Shreddin at Park City and Jackson Hole
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  • Life In Focus Teaser By F-Stop Life In Focus Teaser By F-Stop

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      Life in Focus takes us behind the scenes with the F-Stop Staff Pro Team to capture them in their element, and to show the world their story of how they became the pro's they are. The series will present a different f-stop Staff Pro in each episode exploring their world along with the techniques and skills that distinguish them from the rest.

      F-Stop's collaborative effort with the team is an essential cog in the product development process. Working with industry leading professionals to design and build the ultimate camera packs and bags is an ongoing endeavor that has helped them to become the brand and company that they are today.

      For more on Life in Focus and F-stop

       

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  • News: Backcountry.com Signs TG News: Backcountry.com Signs TGR Athlete Ian McIntosh To Pro Team

    • From: TetonGravityResearch
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      Ian McIntosh

      Canadian pro freeskier Ian McIntosh is a hard-charging specimen of brute strength, raw talent, and pure style. Today, Backcountry.com, online specialty retailer of premium outdoor gear, welcomes McIntosh to their 34-member Pro Team. No slouch to slashing turns on steep powder faces, electrifying crowds at comps, or bringing his A-game for the camera, McIntosh joins an elite athlete roster that includes some of the most talented professionals in skiing, snowboarding, mountaineering, rock climbing, and mountain biking.

      “We are super excited about having Ian join our program,” said Jonny Atencio, Sports Marketing Manager at Backcountry.com. “I've known Ian since he was competing on the Freeride Tour – the guy is a beast. His ability to seek out and ski unique lines is uncanny. We look forward to Ian's contributions to our community, as he will be providing product reviews, answering questions, and uploading photos and video to the Backcountry.com site.”

      Growing up in the Kootenays in interior British Columbia, Canada, McIntosh has had skis strapped to his feet since he was two-years-old. As part of a family that was crazy about skiing – his grandfather is still an instructor at age 85 – McIntosh honed his love for speed and technique as a ski racer during his early years. But, as he got older, the big mountains were calling McIntosh’s name – which prompted a move to Whistler in 2004.

      “Having an avid skiing family, it was natural for me to gain a huge love for the mountains,” said McIntosh. “I was ski touring with my family from age 10. But, my love for powder quickly overtook my love for racing and I found myself completely addicted to skiing and over the years became a successful ski bum. Many things helped me hone my skills over the years from racing to the Freeski Tour, but I attribute everything to those early years as a kid where my passion for the mountains was born.”
      After a few years on the freeride comp circuit, where he took second-place overall on the Freeski World Tour in 2004 and won the North American crown the same year, McIntosh was invited to shoot with leading ski-film company Teton Gravity Research (TGR) – a dream of his. This opportunity opened the door to McIntosh’s ski career as he has become a leading athlete in not only TGR’s annual ski films, but many others including Warren Miller and Red Bull productions. In 2007, McIntosh won the Powder Magazine Awards “Breakthrough Performance” honor.

      “My skiing today is evolving as I become more and more focused on going places where not many have ever been and skiing mountains and lines that have never been ridden,” said McIntosh. “Bigger challenges and bigger rewards are waiting. Joining Backcountry.com is super exciting for me because I think that I embody the backcountry spirit as strong as most.”
      Consisting of some of the most experienced and respected athletes in the world, Backcountry.com’s Pro Team members are ambassadors – and affiliates – for the site. Through adding product reviews, updating their personal profile pages, and sharing news across their social media channels, Backcountry.com athletes are an extension of the brand helping connect and engage customers and the Backcountry.com community.

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  • Sliver Sliver

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  • Line Choice with Drew Tabke - Line Choice with Drew Tabke - Pro Tips

  • April Fools Day At Bridger Bow April Fools Day At Bridger Bowl

  • Best Of Freeride Juniors Verbi Best Of Freeride Juniors Verbier 2013

  • Go Big And Land Soft Go Big And Land Soft

    • From: jacksonhole
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      Come out to the Eagle's Rest Terrain Park at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and try out the airbag jump with USAirbag. The airbag will be open Friday March 29-Sunday March 31st.

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  • Corbet's Couloir To Meet Your Corbet's Couloir To Meet Your Maker

    • From: jacksonhole
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      One run in Jackson Hole: Corbet's Couloir to Meet Your Maker with Rob Kingwill and Tyler Horne. A fresh coat of powder makes these two double black diamond signature runs a relative walk in the park. And with over 30 feet of snow this season in Jackson Hole, there have been plenty of powder days.

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  • Go! A Snowboard Road Trip Epis Go! A Snowboard Road Trip Episode 1 - The North Face

    • From: thenorthface
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      Go! is the story about the travels of Lucas DeBari, Alex Yoder, Blake Paul, and Kael Martin as they rip around the country in a modded out 1993 Subaru Loyale.

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    • 2 months ago
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  • Jackson Hole PowWow Jackson Hole PowWow

    • From: TetonGravityResearch
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      Rob Kingwill, Teton Gravity Research and the JHPowWow crew assembled some of the most dedicated and solid riders on the planet to test powder and freeride boards over 3 days at the beginning of March here in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

      We tested over 60 amazing freeride and pow boards, threw some super fun parties, and shredded our faces off at Jackson Hole in deep snow everyday.

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