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Yellowstone - Ep1: Deep into the wilderness

by Tungmand
Oct 2013 - 1.8K views

In a web series of three, skiers Morten Agersnap and Marcus Lantz and cinematographer Klaus Elmer travel into the mighty Yellowstone National Park inhabited by hairy bisons, erupting geysers, and original people and discover the little town of Cooke City and the magic of the surrounding Beartooth Mountains. Armed with only skis, skins and the knowledge provided by local mountain enthusiasts, they discover what skiing looked like before expensive lift tickets, Anton aus Tyrol, and in bounds skiing. Enjoy this first episode of three and stay tuned for more.

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Yellowstone - Ep2: Deep Breathing

by Tungmand
Oct 2013 - 773 views

Watch episode 1 here: vimeo.com/73215462 Watch episode 3 - Dropping next week In this second episode, skiers Morten Agersnap and Marcus Lantz together with cinematographer Klaus Elmer continue to explore the beautiful terrain around the Woody Creek Cabin situated close to Cooke City, Montana. After days filled with long hikes and plenty of well earned deep powder, they prepare themselves for an early rise. Armed with only headlamps and a fair sense of direction, they find their way back to the valley and continue even higher, towards the Zimmer Yurt situated at almost 2,800 meters above sea level (9,500 ft.). Enjoy and stay tuned for the final episode dropping soon.

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Yellowstone - Ep3: Local Wolves

by Tungmand
Oct 2013 - 859 views

In the third and final episode from their odyssey into the mighty backcountry of Yellostone National Park and the Beartooth Mountains, skiers Morten Agersnap and Marcus Lantz and cinematographer Klaus Elmer are being fed to the local wolves. They experience which difference it makes sleeping wrapped in down, they burn out their lungs trying to keep up with local wolves, and they lay down soft, powder turns among the many burned trees within the park. Enjoy, and remember to get away from that computer screen and go out and explore some wilderness on your own.