Packrafting

In Lyngen we found a place where skiing, packrafting, and everyday logistics blend into a steady rhythm shaped by weather and terrain. Over the course of a month we moved between birch forests, steep north faces, and calm fjord crossings, discovering stunning places and revealing many more we now hope to return to. The experience was not only about memorable moments, but above all about the simple, continuous exploration that the far north invites.

Every year... the European Outdoor Film Tour comes down to Earth's cinemas and has been doing so for over two decades. Each time it doesn't bring Christmas presents with it, but beautiful adventures by and with interesting characters who have been out and about in the snow, on the rocks, in the air or elsewhere. This year there are exciting stories from Alaska and Switzerland, but also inspiring films such as the one about Sheri, the 50-year-old dressmaker, or Elladj, who does his ice-artistic laps on frozen lakes in the Canadian wilderness. It's definitely worth taking part and watching! And it's definitely worth reading on and winning!

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.