Riding in Oregon around 8,000 feet above sea level at the Timberline Lodge Ski Area, an unforgiving August sun beats down upon Mt. Hood’s melting slopes. It's a hot day for any activity, let alone snowboarding. In the High Cascade...
With all the things that can go sideways up on the hill, an injury is always at the back of our minds as snowboarders.
In the song "Everybody Wants To Rule The World," Tears for Fears says that "nothing ever lasts forever." Although, it's debatable rewatching Travis Parker's full part from Robot Food's full length movie, Lame, we'd argue that the influence of some...
The winter of 2015 saw near unprecedented snowfalls along the east coast of America (see issue 13.2 of The Snowboarder's Journal) and plenty of crews came from far and wide to take advantage of its urban snowboarding potential. There was...
Over four years in the making, we're finally on the precipice of Travis Rice and Red Bull Media House's new film The Fourth Phase.
Late in the summer it’s time to ride the glacier slush party wave, and the Signature Session Pros at High Cascade Snowboard Camp Session Five definitely got the memo.
Our favorite snowboarding automatons are back at it again, check out the Shredbots put down some hot laps to match the summer heat at Woodward Copper.
When the season dries up on this side of the planet, the hardy start looking to the South to chase that endless winter.
How's your summer going? Things have been a heating up for the riders up on Mt. Hood, or rather, "The Microwave Planet." The Think Thank crew recently rolled through Government Camp, OR, and thrashed everything in sight at the Windell's...
When the summer sun is hot and everything you're used to riding has been reduced to dry slopes, it's time to get some elevation gain.
Snackbreaker Johan Rosen is coming in hot from a land down under, scope the edit that resulted from a three week trip to Austalia...
In a sport that so heavily relys on nature for our bounty, understanding your place in the cycle is never a bad thing.