When you can’t shake that fuzzy feeling, it’s time to grab your crew and head to Mt. Hood. Reid Smith, Benny Milam and Cody Warble
Legally Stoned in the Hood
Revisiting Snowboarding’s Unlinked Heritage
To evolve, we must first understand our past. The history of snowboarding spans far beyond North America. In Petran, Turkey, for example, people have been snowboarding
The Beautiful Struggle
How one artist is raising awareness about the world’s most imperiled natural places Swiss artist Corinne Weidmann grew up in a small village in the
When Snowboarding Changes How You See the World
Teton Gravity Research’s Ode To Muir will introduce a new generation to conservationist John Muir. The film traces professional snowboarders Jeremy Jones and Elena Hight on
All Hail That Cab Double Cork 1080
Snowboard Olympian Hailey Langland (a.k.a. Yung Hails), 18, was among the 52 athletes nominated to represent the U.S. at the FIS Junior Freeskiing & Snowboard
Culture, Connection and Survival
To live and play in the mountains is inspiring, life-giving and deadly. Whether a denizen of the Rockies, the Japanese Alps, the Dolomites, Andes or
Baby, It’s Hot Outside… Watch These Inside
Red Bull’s Top Ten List of snowboard films playing free on Red Bull TV is a convincing reason to retreat with your laptop into summer
Winter in August
Pillow lines, powder slashes, park laps and Fireball… this must be an edit from the Thredisodes crew. These Aussies have us considering that 20-hour plane ticket.
Tribute to a Snowboard Luminary
Gerhard Gross, 39, lost his battle to stomach cancer yesterday and reactions throughout the snowboarding world have been swift and heartfelt. The former managing editor
Two Worlds with the Same Soul
“I look back and I realize I have given my life over to this—this one feeling…” Jeremy Jones begins in the 2017 Teton Gravity Research