The Teton Wilderness is one of the largest tracts of protected land and often considered the most remote area in the lower 48. Home to stunning mountain scenery, massive amounts of snow and the home of the Yellowstone Grizzly, the hand of man has left this treasure trove largely untouched. In the winter of 2019, Bryan Iguchi teamed up with fellow snowboarders Jeremy Jones and Travis Rice to explore this untamed area on a 10-day human powered expedition, climbing and riding dozens of never-seen-before lines. In addition to our annual ski and snowboard production, follow this new mission in TGR’s latest snowboard film Roadless, dropping Fall 2019.
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Teton Gravity Research is proud to present the fruits of an epic winter with the release of our 2019 ski and snowboard feature film: . For tour dates, tickets, and more information on the film, check here. Winterland is a celebration of ski and snowboard culture. Today's mountain athletes can only stand as tall as those who came before, these pirates of the past, who followed their own joy and passions. This story of adventure and passion is far from over, as a new crop of modern-day pioneers
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Video: Travis Rice’s Mid-Eclipse Kicker Session
Video: Travis Rice’s Mid-Eclipse Kicker Session
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On July 2nd, 2019, there was a total solar eclipse visible from parts of South America. For most people, simply witnessing such a dramatic astronomic event is good enough. Travis Rice isn't most people, so he headed to Chile to try and capture a mid-totality action shot high in the Andes. RELATED: Ståle Sandbech and Friends Get Sendy in NZ View this post on Instagram Standing at 13.5 thousand feet with @slashdiaz watching the sun disappear up here in Chile was
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Mark Carter: Why Wyoming Will Always Feel Like Home
Mark Carter: Why Wyoming Will Always Feel Like Home
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Is there ever too much of a good thing? Mark Carter would argue no, at least when it comes to being in Jackson, Wyoming for the winter. He’s been snowboarding in these mountains since 2002 and doesn’t plan to stop anytime soon. Sure, snowboarding has been a way for him to explore the world, but nothing seems to top his own backyard—especially when the conditions are off the charts. Aside from two quick trips to Europe, Mark was pretty much hunkered down in Wyoming all winter watching the