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Winter camping and deep powder skiing. 3 metres of snow as a base and nonstop puking for 5 days. What a trip. British Columbia, of course.
Bushwacks, bootpacks, rappels and a few ski turns. A lot of sidestepping, some call it skiing. Two comrades, one splitboarder trying his luck on skis, second one cutting weight by losing his helmet and chopping off his finger. An all time crew living the alpine dream. Ski mountaineering edit from Rogers Pass, BC.
"Gliding below the clouds, back towards the valley's edge; the human foot print on the mountain quickly grows. Humans and human creations cover the mountain side, like a giant white ants nest, bustling with activity. Chair lifts and lift lines, ski runs and lodges, thousands of people all in the same place doing the same thing. But do they know what lays beyond?" (...)
Imaginary Revelstoke's mountain raven will lead you from a ski resort to the backcountry. He follows the journey of several Czech and Canadian skiers who fled the resorts and decided to experience true free will moments in the mountains of British Columbia. They found deep snow, new friends and foremost different, more fulfilling type of skiing.
Winter camping and deep powder skiing. 3 metres of snow as a base and nonstop puking for 5 days. What a trip. British Columbia, of course.
Insightful, advertisement free & mind shifting journey into Columbia Mountains, Canada.
Imaginary Revelstoke's mountain raven will lead you from a ski resort to the backcountry. He follows the journey of several Czech skiers who fled the resorts and decided to experience true free will moments in the mountains of British Columbia. They found dumps like never before, new friends and foremost new, more fulfilling type of skiing.
(...) "Gliding below the clouds, back towards the valley's edge; the human foot print on the mountain quickly grows. Humans and human creations cover the mountain side, like a giant white ants nest, bustling with activity. Chair lifts and lift lines, ski runs and lodges, thousands of people all in the same place doing the same thing. But do they know what lays beyond?" (...)
Produced by http://www.alternativamedia.com
Full film at https://vimeo.com/ondemand/freewillskifilm
Warning: not a ski film, but a timelapse film. Don't crucify me yet; a lot of this footage was captured while skiing in the backcountry, filming ski movies and traveling to ski destinations. It is a timelapse film capturing landscapes, mostly mountains in British Columbia. Other destinations are New Zealand and Norway. Hopefully you'll like it!
