LIMITLESS WITH CHRIS HEMSWORTH
In 2020, we were enlisted as series risk management advisors, safety consultants and to provide medical support and specialist security risk management support for a brand new tv series starring… read more
WE TOOK DANNY MACASKILL TO THE SKIES
While operating in the far off corners of this planet – be that with film crews or expedition teams – is what we’ve become known for, from time-to-time, we put… read more
THE FIVE KNOTS YOU NEED TO KNOW
A key part of any adventurer’s quiver needs to be a solid handle on different types of knot for different scenarios, a knowledge of how and when to use them… read more
A PASSION FOR ADVENTURE: ALDO KANE
We’ve worked closely with Aldo on projects all over the world, from the drug cartels of Mexico to Mount Nyiragongo’s lava lake in Democratic Republic of the Congo – keeping… read more
HOW TO BUILD A ROPE SWING
What happens when you enlist the help of a professional tree climber, expert rigger and rope safety specialist to build the ultimate rope swing? Well, our friends over at BASE magazine… read more
THE UNTOLD EVEREST STORY
Every year we’re flooded with stories from the 8000m+ peaks, from successful expeditions and the ill-fated. By what about the individuals who form the backbone of each one of those… read more
WATCH: THE BEST ADVENTURE FILMS FROM BANFF
Classic adventures from the best of the film festival in recent years
WATCH: FISHPEOPLE
Directed by Keith Malloy, Patagonia’s classic 2017 feature film Fishpeople is now online.
NEW LIFE IN KOSOVO’S MOUNTAIN RESORTS
In the heart of the Balkans, Kosovo is a country which has been haunted by civil war and ethical conflicts. A little over two decades after the break-up of Yugoslavia… read more
WATCH: LIFE WITH THE NENETS
What is life really like day to day in northern Siberia living with the Nenets reindeer herders on the Yamal Peninsula? Thousands of miles away surrounded by the comforts of… read more
HOW TO CAMP IN WINTER
In the depths of winter with harsh conditions and the potential of snow on the ground, a night in the wild can seem rather daunting. But it doesn’t have to… read more
THE FIRST SKI DESCENT OF LHOTSE
Stood at 8,516 metres and part of the Everest massif, Lhotse is the world’s fourth highest mountain. In 2018, big-mountain skiers Hilaree Nelson and Jim Morrison completed the first ski… read more
THE LAST HONEY HUNTER
If you attended any of the international adventure film festivals over recent years there’s a good chance you’ve seen this one already – we were lucky enough to screen it… read more
HOW TO POO IN THE WILD
The experience of answering natures call outside divides opinions, many love it, others fear it and for some people, the concept of getting caught short in the wild is reason… read more
THE CALL OF THE RIVER
Fierce, remote and hazardous, the Apurimac River is considered the farthest source of the Amazon. From the glacial meltwater of the ridge of the Mismi, a 5,597-metre-high mountain in the… read more
CHILD CARE WITH DANNY MACASKILL
Scotland’s Danny Macaskill is probably the most viral thing bikes have ever seen, merging the MTB and trials worlds with unrivalled creativity as he shows off the best of Scottish… read more
THIS RAFT & SKI TOUR COULD BE THE ULTIMATE ADVENTURE
There are better places to gamble but since you can’t ski in Vegas, this is hRafting – primarily considered a summer activity – and skiing – a winter activity –… read more
SURFING THE ZAMBEZI
With optimal water volume and flow rate absolutely paramount, river waves are a mystical beast. On the Zambezi, when those conditions align, the river produces a standing wave with more… read more
TIMELAPSE FROM THE ROOF OF THE EARTH
The 2014 and 2015 seasons hosted the highest number of recorded fatalities on Mount Everest. Elia Saikaly, the creater of this captivating timelapse was there during both seasons and the… read more
IS THIS THE WORLD’S TOUGHEST BIKE RACE?
It takes a particular kind of person to want to race off-road across the high passes of Kyrgyzstan. Especially when there are no prizes at stake. The late Mike Hall… read more
WATCH: ICE AND PALMS
A multi-disciplined self supported tour, Ice and Palms follows skiers Jochen Mesle and Max Kroneck as they cycle, climb and ski across from southern Germany to the Mediterranean Sea.
THE CLIMBING CHOLITAS OF BOLIVIA
Having all worked for years as cooks and porters in the high camps of the Andes, four years ago, a group of Bolivian Aymara indigenous women aged between 24 and 52… read more
SKI-MOUNTAINEERING THE ALPINE HEART OF PAKISTAN
Zabardast is a high altitude travel diary from a five week freeride expedition deep in the heart of the Karakoram range. Self-supported, the team would pull sleds filled with their… read more
RIDING THE WILDS OF KYRGYZSTAN
Boundless miles of rugged mountains and a focal point of the ancient Silk Road, remote adventure is synonymous with Kyrgyzstan. Along with professional riders Tom Oehler and Rene Wildhaber, this… read more
DAN MILNER ON A LIFE OF BIKES AND ADVENTURE
Eventually though his organic talent for adventure photography mixed with an undeniable personal connection to the humble bicycle has led him across the globe to record some of the most… read more
A SELF-SUPPORTED ICELANDIC TRAVERSE
Along the floor of the Atlantic Ocean, the Mid-Atlantic Ridge forms our world’s longest mountain range. While nearly all of it lies below the ocean’s surface, separating the Eurasian and… read more
THE FIRST ASCENT OF JANHUKOT
Surrounded by some of the most formidable peaks of the Himalayas including Meru, Shivling and Kedar Dome, mountaineers have been trying to claim Janhukot’s summit since the ’80s. In May… read more
DOCUMENTING 20 YEARS IN THE MOUNTAINS
A silent workhorse of the adventure industry, for those in the know, the name Chris Figenshaw is synonymous with some of the biggest, boldest productions in the mountains. “Chris has… read more
FREE SOLO EL CAPITAN IN GUT-WRENCHING 360
For ten years, Alex dreamt of climbing El Capitan without ropes – a wall at least 1000ft taller than any other wall to have been free solo’d anywhere in the… read more
BASE JUMPING MT. BLANC DU TACUL
Holy Smokes! In early September of 2018, accompanied by photographer Hamish Frost and videographer Jake Holland, Tim Howell and willis Morris climbed Mont Blanc du Tacul’s Arête du Diable. They… read more
CHASING WILD: BIKERAFTING WITH BEARS IN BC
Starting at the entrance of the new mine, Red Chris they’d cycle 150km to a river, from where they’d circle the region paddling 200km before pedalling back to their starting… read more
SNOWBOARDER JEREMY JONES PAYS TRIBUTE TO JOHN MUIR
Naturalist, author, environmental philosopher, glaciologist and founder of the Sierra Club, John Muir – “Father of the National Parks” – has been etched into history for his activism which helped… read more
BIKEPACKING FROM DUSHANBE TO BISHKEK
In 2014, Marc Maurer cycled from his home in Cologne, Germany to Istanbul, Turkey, cancelling his return flight to ride back instead. Two years later, he continued his journey east… read more
THE CHAOS OF HIGH SPEED KAYAKING
Within the realms of adventure sports, there are several things you just can’t fully prepare for. The obvious which comes to mind is ski jumping, another is running high intensity… read more
ESCAPE TO THE MOAB
We can all relate to the need for escape – the rising tide, which only retreats with a dose of adventure – but few videos capture it as well as… read more
THE FASTEST WHEELS IN NEPAL
Kids and wheels; wherever you are in the world, they go together and Nepal is no different. Kids and wheels; wherever you are in the world, they go together and… read more
EMPIRE OF WINDS
At the southern tip of the Americas, where the land finally submits to the Southern Ocean, alpine peaks are surrounded by ocean. With the Atlantic to the east and the… read more
WHITEWATER NIRVANA
Call it narcissistic, but a ‘first’ will always be an adventure accolade worth obtaining. Simply going where you know others haven’t previously, oblivious as to what exactly lies ahead, prepared… read more
THE FIGHT FOR OUR WILD PLACES
With widespread resource extraction, our planet’s wild places are under serious threat and modern conservation is never as straight forward as it seems from the outside.
THE CRUSADE TO BAG EVERY 4000M+ PEAK IN THE ALPS
Last year, sport climbing’s former world champion, Liv Sansoz set off from her home in Chamonix with an ambitious target in her crosshairs. At 40, her plan was to climb… read more
HIKING WITH MAN’S BEST FRIEND
This is professional photographer Ace Kvale and his dog Genghis Khan, a.k.a Desert Dawg. To celebrate his 60th birthday, Ace set off from his front door in Utah for a 60… read more
HOW TO MITIGATE AVALANCHE RISK
In 2008, Xavier De Le Rue got taken and burried by a solid avalanche, the sort most don’t survive. This was reason enough for him to share some of his lessons learned and… read more
THE MAN WHO CLIMBED EVEREST 21 TIMES
Having promised his wife, his 21st ascent would be his last, he retired in May of 2011. Now, at 58-years-old, through his work at the Apa Sherpa Foundation, he aims… read more
THE CLOUDBREAK SESSION OF A LIFETIME
Swell rarely demands as much attention as when a solid low pressure system aims itself at a particular patch of reef guarding the Fijian island of Tavarua. Cloudbreak at size… read more
HOW TO MANAGE FEAR
It’s all about knowing your personal limits, being able to match your skills with the risks at hand and make sure you are capable. Even if it’s at the risk… read more
CLIMBING’S SHANGRI-LA
Perched almost a kilometre above the jungle floor, the world’s highest waterfall is iconic in every sense. Carved out by millions of years of flowing water, sheer sided mountains dominate… read more
WHAT IT TAKES TO CLIMB EL CAPITAN
In October 2017, Brad Gobright and Jim Reynolds set a new speed record for The Nose route on El Capitan. What generally takes accomplished climbers several days to achieve, they… read more
LEAVING BASECAMP
Aleix Vilardebo’s video captures the early morning atmosphere as a small group of climbers leave Everest Basecamp, destined for high altitude camps.
KAMCHATKA IS A VOLCANIC WONDERLAND
Across its 270,000 km2 lives only a population of 322,000, more than half of which live in the regional capital Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky on the peninsula’s south eastern shore, meaning the remainder of the 1,250-kilometre-long finger… read more