In northern California, climate change and 150 years of forest mismanagement have led to some of the most catastrophic wildfires in the state’s history—including the Dixie Fire, which in 2021 devastated the Lost Sierra’s already struggling communities. In the face of that destruction, one group turned to trails for hope and to the past for a better future.
What does winter look like in Australia? We set out on a 458 km two-day journey from Wollongong to the Australian Alps with our good friend Nathan Hennessy to find out. Bit of climbing. The odd gravel road and a simple stop for the night.
After completing the 731km and 45,000 vertical metres of the Pyrenean Haute Route in just over ten days, Noor van der Veen realised the reward wasn’t just an FKT, but the joy of sharing an unforgettable mountain adventure with friends.
Join Virginia Cancellieri, Nick Pescetto and Edo Papa as they pedal 200km across Sardinia’s rugged terrain, conquering over 2000m of elevation in search of perfect waves along the island’s wild coastlines. Cycling, surfing, and soul-searching through the colder months – this is a documentary about leaving comfort zones and embracing the grind. Are you ready to embrace the climb?
Four days of cycling through Apulia and Basilicata, where limestone roads, Adriatic air, long meals, and changing weather shape the rhythm of the ride. Follow Taylor Phinney, ex-pro cyclist and Gabe Kennedy, a chef from LA, as they travel by bike from Bari to Ostuni, Alberobello, Matera, and back again. From coastal headwinds to quiet climbs through olive groves, this is a story about endurance, curiosity, and the clarity that only comes from moving slowly forward.
In 1955, the first all-female expedition team to the Himalaya stepped foot in the wild, remote, and unexplored region of the Jugal Himal. 70 years later, Pauline Sanderson assembles her own team of women, all highly skilled and experienced mountaineers, to follow in their footsteps.
As they tackle the unpredictable, unspoiled terrain of this lesser-known corner of the Himalayas, they draw inspiration from the women that came before them to make safe, best-practice decisions and reduce their impact on local communities.
Tom Derry is the connection between wild fish and the activists striving to protect them. A lifelong angler and the director of wild steelhead funding for the Native Fish Society, Tom embodies the commitment behind countless conservation efforts all with a single goal: more wild fish. Filmed along British Columbia’s Babine River, Tom captures the essence of angling for wild steelhead and provides insight into what motivates a motivator.
Artifishal is a film about people, rivers, and the fight for the future of wild fish and the environment that supports them. It explores wild salmon’s slide toward extinction, threats posed by fish hatcheries and fish farms, and our continued loss of faith in nature.
"Éphémère", an Arc’teryx film, is a poetic ski documentary that follows Edgar Cheylus on a deeply personal journey through grief, self-discovery, and healing—all expressed through the flowing motion of alpine skiing. Set in the breathtaking French Alps, this emotional ski film captures more than just outdoor adventure; it reveals the intimate connection between skiing and mental health, nature, and personal growth.
Two friends, four wheels, and one fiery sun. Trans Al-Andalus follows Adam Pawlikiewicz and Leo Brasil on an unforgettable bikepacking journey across Spain. What was planned as a two-wheeled exploration through the lens of the ancient Al-Andalus Empire, quickly becomes a fight for survival under the beating sun. During Spain’s hottest summer on record, the friends embark on a biking expedition that is as much about cultural immersion and problem-solving as it is about physical effort.
