Cat Skiing with a View at Homewood Mountain Resort
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It Takes Three Turns
Above: Brandon Craddock laying it all out on edge It takes three unique turns to be officially back and riding for the season. It may not be your first three turns, as you’ll most likely be making low-angle groomer turns ... Continue Reading about It Takes Three Turns
Riley Bathurst – The Filmers Edit 17/18
We're putting our filmer in front of the camera for this one. A Biennial edit based in Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows and on the road from the Tahoe basin to New Zealand. Riley is pretty good at hiding behind the camera but always ... Continue Reading about Riley Bathurst – The Filmers Edit 17/18
Women’s Ski Edit Twenty Eighteen
The trifecta of Tahoe talent came out swinging in this Snowledge women’s ski edit. Kenzie Morris, Savannah Amos, and Jealeisa Gemperle took on terrain all around the basin and around the world with waist deep powder turns, head ... Continue Reading about Women’s Ski Edit Twenty Eighteen
Snowledge GoPro Team Edit | 2018
Check the binding ratchets, double clap, “Drop in 10.” Every skier or snowboarder has a different routine when they are ready to drop in and there is very little overlap, with one exception. They all hit 'record' on their GoPro ... Continue Reading about Snowledge GoPro Team Edit | 2018
Cat Skiing Adventures at Baldface Lodge
In late February, I got an invite to join a group of friends from the Bay Area who make an annual pilgrimage to interior British Columbia for three days of cat skiing, new friendships, and big ideas at Baldface Lodge. Never one to ... Continue Reading about Cat Skiing Adventures at Baldface Lodge
How to GoPro
You're ready to rip it up, but does someone really get rad if there isn’t a camera to film it? Well, we have the guide to getting you out there with the skiers camera of choice, sit back and learn how how to ... Continue Reading about How to GoPro
New Zealand 2018 Ski Season Recap
Pictured Above: Alex Bowater, putting in extra work in the Canterbury Backcountry with the sun rising from the ocean on the East Coast. Visible in the distance. PC: Kenji Boekhol Winter begins as a raw and desolate state of ... Continue Reading about New Zealand 2018 Ski Season Recap
Brian Stenerson – Twenty Eighteen
Snowledge ambassador and snowboarder Brian Stenerson spent the 2017-18 winter traveling out of a partially-built van, chasing the IFSA Freeride World Qualifier events, and shredding pow with the homies. The 4-star freeride ... Continue Reading about Brian Stenerson – Twenty Eighteen
1137 Miles North: A Road Trip to Revelstoke & Retallack
How far would you go for fresh snow? A thousand miles is a brain barrier and a hell of a long way, yet that wouldn’t have taken us all the way to Revelstoke, BC or Retallack Lodge. But the call was strong enough we kept pushing ... Continue Reading about 1137 Miles North: A Road Trip to Revelstoke & Retallack
Pacific North Quest Spring Volcano Mission
Few things are more satisfying than spring skiing at your home hill. The days are getting longer and warmer, you check off your favorite backcountry lines, your friends converge on the park for hot laps, and wiggles spring up ... Continue Reading about Pacific North Quest Spring Volcano Mission
Scot Chrisman’s Podcast The Athletic Stance Sees Nothing But Stars
Huge shout to Snowledge athlete and Academy of Skiing founder Scot Chrisman, who’s killing it both on the slopes and over on his new podcast, The Athletic Stance: A Skier’s Perspective. Tons of 5-star ratings with community ... Continue Reading about Scot Chrisman’s Podcast The Athletic Stance Sees Nothing But Stars
Snowledge Ambassador Scot Chrisman Christens New Podcast for Skiers
When I decided to start a podcast for skiers it was August of 2017, and I had no clue how it would come together, but my mind was set. I had only found out what a podcast was in April of 2017—let me clarify—I mean I had heard of ... Continue Reading about Snowledge Ambassador Scot Chrisman Christens New Podcast for Skiers
Revelstoke 2018 FWQ Recap
The International Freeskiers Association (IFSA) 4-Star Freeride World Qualifier went off from January 9 - 11 at Revelstoke Mountain Resort with a stacked field of competitors from around the world. Snowledge athletes Brandon ... Continue Reading about Revelstoke 2018 FWQ Recap
Turns All Year | 2017
With a little assist from a historic winter, the Snowledge team made some quality turns in every month of 2017. Watch here to see the action from California, down to New Zealand, and back as team riders make ... Continue Reading about Turns All Year | 2017
From Moguls to Mountain Tops: Kylie Sivell Spells Out Her Creds and Favorite Places to Shred
Profile of a Pro Kylie Sivell started skiing when she was just two years old. At ten, she started competing in mogul skiing, working her way up through the rankings to make the Ontario Mogul Team. This provided her with the ... Continue Reading about From Moguls to Mountain Tops: Kylie Sivell Spells Out Her Creds and Favorite Places to Shred
Snowledge Founder on a Mission to Connect the Ski Community & Enhance the On-Mountain Experience
Eric Lee O'Brien began his ski career at a young age and it’s going strong to this day, with years spent competing at the highest levels of ski racing and freeride skiing. Eric is a former Junior Olympic ski racer and professional ... Continue Reading about Snowledge Founder on a Mission to Connect the Ski Community & Enhance the On-Mountain Experience
Rookies – A Bunch of Amateurs | Film by Charlotte Percle
Rookies is a mix of documentary and traditional ski film about four athletes learning the ropes on the world stage of Freeskiing. Following the trails blazed by three Verbier locals, Elisabeth Gerritzen, Carl Renvall and Yann ... Continue Reading about Rookies – A Bunch of Amateurs | Film by Charlotte Percle
How Pro Skier and Entrepreneur Scot Chrisman Shares His Insights
Scot Chrisman has been skiing since the age of two. At six, he was skiing competitively, and did so for 12 years, until he temporarily hung up his skis, giving up prospects for the US Olympic Ski Team in an attempt to take a break ... Continue Reading about How Pro Skier and Entrepreneur Scot Chrisman Shares His Insights
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Hunt For The Powder People [Video Edit]
[Jump to video] You grow up and seek higher peaks, deeper snow, and colder beers, but then you come back home...for a short trip anyway. You have way more insight than the regular traveler, but you’ve done a fair amount on the ... Continue Reading about Hunt For The Powder People [Video Edit]
Snowledge Ambassadors Run Park Laps in July While Snacking on Blue Sky
The 2017 ski season in California saw some unbelievable snow conditions lasting well into summer months. Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows kept the dream alive and did an amazing job pushing countless tons of snow for rails and kickers ... Continue Reading about Snowledge Ambassadors Run Park Laps in July While Snacking on Blue Sky
Facing Fear and Moving Mountains: Ambassador Kenzie Morris Gives us the Scoop
Background Basics Kenzie Morris is based in Lake Tahoe, CA. She has been an athlete on the FWQ tour since 2013 and recently became a judge for the International Freeskiers & Snowboarders Association (IFSA) junior events and ... Continue Reading about Facing Fear and Moving Mountains: Ambassador Kenzie Morris Gives us the Scoop
Summer Shredfest: Beartooth Basin FWQ
In mid-June Riley Bathurst, Kenzie Morris, and I made the pilgrimage to Beartooth Basin, just south of Red Lodge, Montana on the scenic Beartooth Highway for the Summer Shredfest and Freeride World Qualifier 2-Star ... Continue Reading about Summer Shredfest: Beartooth Basin FWQ
Backcountry Expeditions: Terminal Cancer Couloir
In late April, Riley Bathurst, Matt Oravitz and I made the five-hour drive from Tahoe to Elko, Nevada, 30 minutes north of the Ruby Mountains. The objective is to ride Terminal Cancer Couloir, an 1,800 foot narrow couloir with ... Continue Reading about Backcountry Expeditions: Terminal Cancer Couloir
Northstar Top to Bottom: Devan Peeters Greases 25 Features in 3 Minutes
Northstar California Resort has one of the largest terrain parks anywhere and Devan Peeters takes advantage of everything from rails to jumps to pipe from the very top to the bottom. Renowned for its terrain parks and pipes, ... Continue Reading about Northstar Top to Bottom: Devan Peeters Greases 25 Features in 3 Minutes
X-Games Judge and Pro Skier Jason Arens Goes Deep
Jason Arens is a California native turned Pacific Northwest local and a professional freeskier with deep roots in the industry. He has a passion for the sport that few maintain after making the jump from the competition circuit. ... Continue Reading about X-Games Judge and Pro Skier Jason Arens Goes Deep
Open Boundaries: Retallack Cat Skiing
Snowledge founder Eric Lee O’Brien met up with Team Crush at Retallack Lodge (Nelson, BC) for a week of cat skiing. The terrain was a tempting buffet of steep lines, old-growth forest, open bowls, and endless pillows. Free refills ... Continue Reading about Open Boundaries: Retallack Cat Skiing
Crystal Mountain 4 Star FWQ Recap
The International Freeskiers Association (IFSA) 4 Star Freeride World Qualifier (and Northern Hemisphere Championships) went off last week from March 22 - 25 at Crystal Mountain Resort. Last week, FWQ skiers and riders put it all ... Continue Reading about Crystal Mountain 4 Star FWQ Recap
Taos 4 Star FWQ Weekend Recap
Taos, the location of the oldest freeride event in North America, was this year’s third stop in the Freeride World Qualifier 4 Star series. From March 1-4 (just three weeks after the Crested Butte event) the Snowledge crew found ... Continue Reading about Taos 4 Star FWQ Weekend Recap
