Ode to Splitboarding in Mount Baker’s Backcountry

I Love Splitboarding from Outside TV
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"Filmmaker Sam Giffin’s ode to splitboarding. Mount Baker’s backcountry is some of the most spectacular in the lower 48, tucked away in the heart of the Cascade Mountains. It’s here that splitboarders can still find fresh snow and unridden lines."

 


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