A Silent Rebellion

Horses facing each other in Iceland in Dometic film about climate change.

A Silent Rebellion is the latest chapter of the Project Zero Earth expedition led by Australian adventurers Dr. Geoff Wilson and his son Kitalé Wilson—a multi-year odyssey to the extremities of the planet in support of climate awareness.

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Survival

When things go wrong—even little things—who survives? Who spends a night in a hole in the snow, and who dies?

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Friday Flick: Farming Turns with Chris Rubens

After years spent skiing some of the world’s most challenging slopes, pro freerider Chris Rubens made a dramatic lifestyle shift towards sustainability—a transformation that is both inspiring and timely.

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The Wapta

Witnessing the evaporation of the celebrated glacier route near the Alberta-BC border—the Wapta Traverse.

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Chris Ebenbichler Ski Touring by Max Draeger

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1000 Days: A Triumph Over Tragedy in the Mountains

1000 days after a life-changing skiing accident, Ortovox ambassador Chris Ebenbichler sets out on an inspiring journey back to the mountains.

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Skiing

Skin in the Game: Teaching a Kid to Ski Tour

The old saying is “If you love something, set it free…” …but maybe not if it’s your kid on their first time skiing in the backcountry.

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Skiing

Traslin Brothers: 500-plus Kootenay Summits and Counting

Yet another backyard ski-touring milestone from the Traslins: 543 summits in the Kootenays in southeastern B.C.

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Receding Lines: The Future of Big-Mountain Skiing in the Rockies

Ski guide Kevin Hjertaas ponders the changing of three classic Rockies lines in a warming world and what it means for the future of big mountain skiing.

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Skiing

The Traslin Brothers: 200+ Months of Earned Turns

We caught up ski mountaineers Mike and Andy Traslin to ask about their 200 months of earned turns and the long, winding uptrack that led there.

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Gear Shed: Columbia’s New Omni-Heat Helix

The latest evolution of its Omni-Heat technology, Columbia's Omni-Heat Helix consists of small closed-cell foam pods on the interior of baselayers and fleeces.

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Gear Shed: New Season Pass Skis + Splitboard Exclusive to evo

Check out the new Season Pass Backcountry Skis and Splitboard, exclusive to evo.

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Freeride Ace: Arc’teryx Sabre Anorak

Why anorak?, I asked myself when I first looked at the new Sabre from Arc'teryx. A minute or two of research revealed a host of backcountry riders who favour the anorak, which is a hooded jacket without a full front zipper.

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Caroline Côté en mission solo jusqu’au pôle Sud pour sensibiliser à la fragilité de nos hivers

En novembre prochain, Caroline Côté tentera de devenir la femme la plus rapide à atteindre le pôle Sud à skis, lors d'une expédition en solitaire en Antarctique.

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The Garibaldi 100 Project

A plan to summit 100 peaks in B.C.’s Garibaldi Provincial Park in winter 2020: What could go wrong? Plenty. Words & photos :: Ben Haggar. Early January: Big…

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COVID-19

Seeking Nirvana: Emboldened by the lore of the Norwegian Sea

Joe Schuster, Riley Leboe, MIke Henitiuk, and Matt Margetts pack their bags and head North for the trip of a lifetime This article is part of the Mountain Life Isolation…

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How to Care for Climbing Skins Throughout the Day with Jasmin Caton

Most of us know how to care for our climbing skins after a day of touring, but what about in the field? Here are some tips from ACMG guide Jasmin…

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The Big Picture: Discussing the Growing Lure of Backcountry Recreation

Backcountry skiing is the fastest growing segment of the snowsport industry, but are people ready to accept their responsibilities when they step beyond the boundary? This is the question posed…

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Skiing

Mistaya: Over the Hills and (Not Too) Far Away

Like the tick-tocking crocodile in Peter Pan, time is chasing all of us. Even within the youthful confines of Whistler’s veritable Never-Never Land, the inescapable truth exists that life is…

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Torture to the Tusk: A Journey to the Sea-to-Sky’s Most Iconic Peak

Not every man will admit to breaking down in tears, let alone actually do it in front of his buddies. After ten hours of towing a 50-pound sled through knee-deep…

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A Silent Rebellion

Survival

Friday Flick: Farming Turns with Chris Rubens

The Wapta

1000 Days: A Triumph Over Tragedy in the Mountains

Skin in the Game: Teaching a Kid to Ski Tour

Traslin Brothers: 500-plus Kootenay Summits and Counting

Receding Lines: The Future of Big-Mountain Skiing in the Rockies

The Traslin Brothers: 200+ Months of Earned Turns

Gear Shed: Columbia’s New Omni-Heat Helix

Gear Shed: New Season Pass Skis + Splitboard Exclusive to evo

Freeride Ace: Arc’teryx Sabre Anorak

Caroline Côté en mission solo jusqu’au pôle Sud pour sensibiliser à la fragilité de nos hivers

The Garibaldi 100 Project

Seeking Nirvana: Emboldened by the lore of the Norwegian Sea

How to Care for Climbing Skins Throughout the Day with Jasmin Caton

The Big Picture: Discussing the Growing Lure of Backcountry Recreation

Mistaya: Over the Hills and (Not Too) Far Away

Torture to the Tusk: A Journey to the Sea-to-Sky’s Most Iconic Peak

Silent Siege

Altitude Sports Has Your Fall-to-Winter Kit Sorted

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