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Jeremy Jones' Higher Official 2014 Trailer #1

by Updated October 7, 2014

HIGHER - Jeremy Jones

HIGHER traces Jones' snowboarding journey from hiking Cape Cod's Jailhouse Hill as a child to accumulating several generations' worth of wisdom and expertise about thriving and surviving in the winter wilderness.

Jones has gathered friends old and new to pass the torch to the next generation of big mountain rippers. His crew for the film includes Bryan Iguchi, Luca Pandolfi, Lucas Merli, Ryland Bell, and others. With these friends, Jeremy leaves tracks on signature lines in the close-to-home playgrounds he's made his own around Jackson Hole and Lake Tahoe. He also makes history with far-flung first descents in the Eastern Alaska Range and the Himalaya of Nepal, where the stakes are as high as the peaks themselves.

Film Tour: tetongravity.com/films/jeremy-jones-higher/tour

Locations: Jackson Hole, Lake Tahoe, Eastern Alaska Range and the Himalaya of Nepal

Riders: Jeremy Jones, Bryan Iguchi, Luca Pandolfi, Lucas Merli, Ryland Bell, and others

Full Movie on iTunes: Higher - Teton Gravity Research

 


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