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Jeremy Jones' Higher Official 2014 Trailer #2

Official Jeremy Jones' Higher Trailer 2
by Updated October 7, 2014

Witness the journey of one of the greatest big mountain snowboarders of our time.

Ten-time Snowboarder magazine ‘Big Mountain Rider of the Year’ Jeremy Jones revolutionized backcountry snowboarding with Deeper, his 2010 ode to splitboarding and human-powered adventure. His 2012 sequel Further took him to the planet’s most remote mountain ranges and earned him a nod as a 2013 National Geographic ‘Adventurer of the Year’.

Now, Jones and TGR’s crew are elevating their game and taking their quest to the highest standard for the third and final installment of the Deeper, Further, Higher trilogy from Teton Gravity Research.

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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