Photo Essay
Another Reason to Smile
Summer Snowboarding at Mt. Hood, OR
As snowboard media shifts through the digital age and funding for full-length movies becomes harder to attain, Lick The Cat hasn’t just stayed ahead of the curve—they’ve inadvertently catalyzed it. Take a behind-the-scenes look at Lick The Cat as they...
From Narraganset, RI to Skykomish, WA, Mary Rand has transitioned from street to backcountry riding with drive and intention. She's worked diligently to learn the ropes of backcountry snowboarding and is poised to lead the next generation of female chargers....
“Sooooo… I’m staying… F%*#K it.” Spencer Schubert sent this text to our filmer, Jerm, and I just after we had passed though security in the Sydney airport. Our five-day Australia strike mission had come to an end and last we...
It's been hot this July in Bozeman, MT, and today nearly cloudless skies are giving way to views of the Bridger Mountains basking in strong, energetic rays of sunlight. “It’s beautiful, and this weather isn’t uncommon,” says CFO and co-owner...
It’s early may and snow still paves the roads and mountains of Northern Norway. A message ticks in on my phone from none other than Finnish freeride legend Jarkko-Juhani Henttonen. “Hola,” he says. “Howzit? Would you by chance be interested...
Absinthe Films just dropped their latest video leak, which features the crew at the 2018 Holy Bowly at Mt. Hood, OR. They put a hurting on Snowboy Productions' illustrious transition course, skated the parks at Windell's and wrapped it all...
Thirteen hours. That’s how long Matt Wainhouse spent shoveling and shaping snow to create the jump for this year’s Mt. Baker Seshup, the annual spring sendoff session held at the end of Washington’s Highway 542. With the help of a...
Hidden on the shady side of Mt. Thielsen, one of southern Oregon’s oldest crumbling volcanoes, is an s-shaped couloir. I first noticed it while searching imagery of the Cascades for spring inspiration. There was a strip of white that banked...
With wooden poles standing nearly 20 feet tall and wrapped tightly together to withstand inclement weather, the tipi erected in the parking lot of Mt. Bachelor, OR is an impressive structure. It evokes thoughts of connectedness, and of the indigenous...
view photo and video exclusive “It’s the most iconic backdrop in snowboarding, which we've all been looking at for decades, and I got to put this alien landscape of bowly features in front of that backdrop—that's insane. The invites are...
Some call it “Sufferfest,” but all in good taste. The Oregon Splitfest takes place annually at the Tilly Jane Cabin, nestled just below the treeline on the Northeast side of Mt. Hood. Unlike other splitboard festivals that start in a...
This article first appeared in The Snowboarder's Journal Issue 15.4. The alpine of Chilean Patagonia is incredibly vast. To the eye, a singular peak in a sea of mountains may seem close by, but the reality is it may be...