British Columbia

John Forrest has been a mountain guide for 35 years. He has also practiced his profession in the Alps for several years in the summer months, but he lives in Canada and has been running a heli-skiing company there for 20 years. Northern Escape Heliskiing (NEH) is based in Terrace, in the very north of British Columbia.

This year's Warren Miller Film Tour is the first tour to be filmed without ski film legend Warren Miller. But even after seven decades of ski cinema, generations of ski and snowboard enthusiasts still look forward to the coming winter and Miller's films every year. The Warren Miller Film Tour aims to satisfy this timeless longing again this year with its 70th film.

The film Numinous by Dendrite Studios, which was recently named Movie of the Year at the Powder Awards, is a silent movie. The athletes, above all Kye Petersen, who played a key role in the production, delight the viewer with their silence and appealing skiing action.

The ambitious, always admirably aesthetic film series A Skier's Journey by Jordan Manley and his riders Chad Sayers and Forrest Coots returns to British Columbia, the home of the three, for its conclusion. The half-hour film shows how they traverse the Coast Mountains, including the great Homathko Icefield, in three weeks by boat, foot, skis and packrafts.

21 years of TGR. 21 years of pushing boundaries in skiing and, apparently, alcohol consumption. Because if there is one thing that runs like a red thread through Tight Loose, it is the thought of the 21st birthday, which is of course a memorable event for Americans who like to drink. In Tight Loose, the occasion is repeatedly used to embed anecdotes from the past into the current film.

Skiing is not just a sport. It's the little moments between the big runs that Sandra Lahnsteiner makes really big in her latest Shades of Winter film Between and that make skiing what it really is.

As the freeride bible says: "If Ullr doesn't come to the Oracle with powder, the Oracle has to go to British Columbia". Or something like that. Because in contrast to a normal El Niño winter (where it would be dry and warm here), it snows non-stop in BC and the northwest of the USA.

When the Whiteroom crew and Fabian Lentsch invite you to a cozy film evening, this invitation is accepted in Innsbruck, no matter how creative or inconvenient the date may seem.

From the makers of All. I. Can, comes this year's next great story of human exploration. It goes through the vastness of Alaska to Bolivia, British Columbia and the Himalayas.

"If ya got twennythousand bucks, ya can fucking slam that fucking door!" Jean-Marc is beside himself with rage and we look pretty embarrassed. Jean-Marc is the helicopter pilot. Small and stocky, dressed in an oil-smeared red polyester flying jacket with the words "Klondike Heliskiing" printed on it, he looks at us angrily through his mirrored pilot's goggles.

On January 7, 2013, the eagerly awaited FREERIDE WORLD TOUR 2013 will finally get underway! The first event of the now united and world's most important big mountain tour will take place in Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada.

When the first snow falls in the Alps in the fall, it is customary in the telemark scene to order the latest Powderwhore film. Two years ago, the makers of Powderwhore decided to expand their portfolio to include ski touring and snowboarding rather than just telemarking. With "Choose Your Adventure", a film worth seeing has been created that shows a wide variety of characters and their skiing skills. They all have one thing in common: an addiction to powder.