One of those Sick Laps at Mineral Basin

by Backcountry Planet February 24, 2015

An extra ordinarily sick spring ski day in February on Snowbird's Mineral Basin with Isaac and Jonnie Merrill.

MORE: skiing, pov, utah, freeski, mineral basin, gorpo, snowbird

Add your comment

by Anonymous - Already have an account? Login now!

Your Name: Your Name is required.

Comment: Comment is required.

Enter the text you see in the image below

What do you see?

Can't read the image? View a new one.

Your comment will appear after being approved.

War Story on Cortina d'Ampezzo in the Dolomites - Salomon Freeski

War Story on Cortina d'Ampezzo in the Dolomites - Salomon Freeski When the Salomon crew arrives at the lodge high in the Italian Dolomites, they discover the mountain they are skiing on was the front line in World War I. more »

Let Me Take You To The Andes Mountains - GoPro

Travis Rice, John Jackson, Chris Davenport, and Lynsey Dyer set forth on a journey to the Andes Mountains in a quest to find their perfect line. more »

Skiing Pillows in Pemberton with Pep Fujas

#Find_Away: Episode 7 - Pemberton Pillows In Episode 7 of our Find Away series, Pep Fujas skis a small zone in Pemberton, B.C. that he’d long overlooked, investing his full attention to unlock the convoluted terrain with precision and creativity.... more »

18 year old Local from Jackson Hole Sawyer Thomas Rippin' 2014

Get peak into Jackson Hole local 18 year old Sawyer Thomas' 13/14 season. It's intense! more »

Jimmy Chin scales Grand Teton and Skis Down

"World-class climber, skier, and mountaineer Jimmy Chin scales Grand Teton and skis down, showing why he is one of the most skilled and fearless adventurers on the planet. Jimmy has circled the globe as an elite athlete, explorer, photographer and... more »

NatGeo Explores the Origins of the World's First Skiers in China's Altay Mountains

Today we might think of skiing only as an alpine sport. But its fascinating origins lie in China's Altay Mountains, with an ancient people who used skiing to hunt big game in deep snow. Their descendents still practice the art.Learn more—and... more »