Dreamy pillow lines, steep shoots, and a few incredible tunes. What more can you ask for in a snowboarding edit. Watch as The North Face snowboarding team travels to a well known and rarely visited backcountry freestyle snowboard playground in BC where endless pow lines await.
This incredible trailer hits you like a face-full of fresh powder. With “VALHALLA,” Sweetgrass Production Company dares to break new ground within the ski and snowboard video industry. Beautiful imagery and narration collide alongside amazing footage of huge big-mountain riding on remote peaks in Alaska and British Columbia.
Like a shaman on a vision quest, you’ll see things you never thought possible. So shatter your view of reality on what an action sports video can be and take a cosmic ride through the backcountry of your mind.
VALHALLA premiers September 13th, 2013 at the Paramount Theater in Denver, CO
Score tickets or pre-purchase the DVD and Blu Ray at: sweetgrass-productions.com/shop/
Check out Trailer 1: vimeo.com/backcountryski/valhalla
This past March several friends from Bozeman, Montana traveled out to Cooke City, Montana to explore the backcountry terrain. For anyone with a thirst for nipple-deep powder, it’s the place to be.
Sixty miles from the nearest town, Cooke City is on the border of Yellowstone National Park, and from the looks of it, it offers the backcountry experience of your dreams.
Check out this video of Todd Kirby, Mark Rainery, Ian Dodds, Nathaniel Murphy, and Shane Stalling shredding the Montana backcountry. Over the course of two trips, and four days, videographer Eli Weiner captured the riders sending backcountry booters, bouncy pillows, and gnarly lines.
It doesn’t get any better than this.
When snow begins to fall, many people view this as an annoyance. Pretty to look at, yes, but something that will cause elongated commuting times and headaches all around. For snowboarders, however, snow turns our world into a playground. It makes it so that everything becomes an option to ride, a blank canvas if you will.
This is how the Japan Journals crew describes the landscape they found throughout their 2013 road trip across Japan. The gang traveled throughout the country, ending the series with episode four here, in the northernmost tip of Japan.
Highlights of episode four include double corks, plenty of pow slashes, and even a polar plunge!
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the last episode of the Japan Journals brought to you by Candy Grind and Rhythm Snowboards.
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