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In the mountains of western Bolivia, Cody Cirillo, Mathew Tufts, Fer Ferrandez and Isaiah Branch-Boyle took on three routes across the famed peak Huayna Potosi.
If you're watching this segment for the first time, I envy you. Matchstick Production's 2014 movie "Days of My Youth" is packed with a lot of great skiing and fantastic storytelling, but this segment might stand apart simply because of its ability to capture the pure joy that comes with ripping the resort with your friends.
The classic Colorado resort has enlisted Finnish company Snow Secure to help save snow at the end of each winter, leading to lower energy costs and less water consumption.
There's a good day of skiing. Then there's the first-ever MEDIAPPINESS Invitational high in the French Alps in the warm summer air, filled with challenge rails, good friends, live music and beaming smiles. That might take the cake as the ultimate good day of skiing.
FREESKIER sat down with the godfather himself, Mike Douglas, to discuss the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to freeride's recently-announced 2030 Winter Olympic debut.
Ski areas like La Parva, Ski Portillo, El Colorado and other resorts in the Andes have reported more than 110 inches of snow in the last five days, and we're only halfway through this storm.
Watching ski edits in the middle of the summer is a delicate dance. You get a short relief from summer's relentless heat, but you're left longing for cold days spent lapping with the crew. It's masochistic in a way. Nevertheless, when a new edit from Trollhaugen, Wisconsin crossed our plate, we had to a look.
We've got a ways to go until we're making turns in the Northern Hemisphere, but California's Mammoth Mountain has already announced its intended opening day for winter 2026/27.
By: Jordan Grant-Krenz, Hamish McDougall
If you don't know Jasper Rogers, today is your lucky day. The young Kiwi freerider has been climbing the ranks over the last two seasons, showcasing his skills at competitions and garnering thousands of followers thanks to his psycho sends. Now, he's releasing his first full project online, and it's a beautiful ode to the magic, mystery and massive lines found in his homeland of New Zealand.
After last year's test event, the Backcountry Invitational will be returning to Cerro Martial, Argentina. Here's what we know about the independent circuit's South American stop.
