The Zugspitz Terrain Park openend it s gates for Spring of the Park – a 2 week shredtestival on the last german galcier. The Camp ends this Sunday, so verify to stop by to be the first to test next years skis.

is beeing uploaded to youtube as we speak. Also I will take a stab at finish one more tricktip tomorrow afternoon, after work. A lot to do. So I have to organize quite a few things tomorrow. Hang in there, edit is on its way!

On December 20, 2009, Duncan Adams’ phone rang. Josh Berman of Level 1 Productions had some news to share. One guide scrambled to unload their skis from the basket, while another held the door. A second athlete got out, then a third. Adams and Stefan Thomas, another pro skier, went with it. They fell an estimated 400 vertical feet before coming to rest 100 feet above a giant crevasse. It was the first run he’d ever skied...

video and pictures takes a LOT of time. Right now I am way over the edge of things to do. Tricktips, edit from the easter holidays, pictures for the blog etc…. And between all this I attempt to ski as much as possible. Today was a good day. 4 good hours of skiing with Eirik Brresen, and I had tons of fun! Tomorrow is work-day, and so is the day after tomorrow....

As I said, it takes a few hours to get an edit done. But this one is going to be pretty nice I think. Basically me and Eirik Brresen in Hafjell, easter holidays.. Yep. Just hang in there, it will be out pretty soon!

It was Easter Sunday and we were all feeling pretty motivated to get some good sledding and skiing in. And what not a better place than Rabbit Ears Pass on Easter? Having been there a few times, so we made our way to the real fun zone. Koskinen decided to grab my Double Helix’s and bop some quick 180’s off a cliff. I was pretty excited to ski this line right off the bat....

This article is originally found on ESPN.com/Freeskiing Seth Morrison Photo Getting ready for another big line in Chamonix. It was unlike anything I have ever done. One day at a time and working our way into it was the routine. Seth Morrison Photo Scoping the goods. For the most part, the snow was hardpack. Seth Morrison Photo Watch out for the rocks. We did a lot of skiing on and around glaciers....

We are looking for a crew of skiers and riders willing to share their stoke. Have an epic day? Take a great picture in the park on your phone? Upload it to Twitpic. Interview Colby West on camera? We’ll upload the video. Do you want to rub elbows with the Breckenridge and Keystone team riders like Bobby Brown and Andreas Wiig? Think catching first chair at Vail to ski powder and...

After all the activities and hype the day finally came to shoot on the giant Monster claw jump. We started the day, again with a Monster shotgun. This time Ian Cosco was the unlucky recipient of a can full of jitters. My day was spent trying to get the cherry picker all setup next to the jump. That made me feel a LOT more at ease.

Words, Photos and Video Stills by Geoff McDonald. Article originally found on MeatheadFilms.com The idea had been floating around the Meathead Films offices for several years now. How about bringing back travel segments to our movies to places outside the East? What better spot than Japan? Hokkaido…The North Island…The Far East. What did we find 10,000 miles away? Well, to be honest, terrain, trees, and snow very similar right here in New England....

This is the frontflip, which I have done 1 million times I think.. haha. (Norwegian talking, but you could still see the basics.

Luckily the day passed without much incident, we got a few shots and spooked ourselves a little. Always a good day out. Everything has been demolished except the movie theatre and hospital and the forrest has grown deep around it. The hospital is unbelievable. Its about 3 stories high and so big. As you walk into each ward shivers go down your spine. These images are the town of Kayakoy in Southern Turkey....

I have been up here at Mt. It feels like the dead of winter. Lapping cliffs instead of jumps and logs instead of rails. Witt Foster has made it out here this week for some of the snow that just keeps coming down. I also traded my Varsity coat with a kid named Nick for the Boston Lobster. I like cream cicles. Top of the Palmer snow field. Rare to have this open this time of year....