Encompassing over 70,000 acres, New River Gorge National Park offers visitors an exciting window into West Virginia’s past and a thrilling adventure on one of America’s most wild and scenic rivers. Journey with More Than Just Parks as we explore a gorge teeming with rugged beauty, ancient waters, and epic overlooks. This is New River Gorge. Filmed primarily in stunning UHD 8K.

New River Gorge | More Than Just Parks

To Be Frank explores authenticity and community in surfing via Frank Paine, a 73-year-old South Bay icon and humble local legend whose life orbits around a two-block stretch of beach. His unforgettable mustache and magnetic spirit are what most first notice, but Frank’s deeper layers expose a depth that might answer some questions that us surfers continually ask ourselves. Surfing, which, for some, becomes lost in isolation, is made whole again with Frank — welcoming, inspiring, kind and committed, with an unwavering passion centered on and springing from Hermosa Beach’s beloved shores.

To Be Frank

As a high schooler in the public-housing projects of Richmond, Virginia’s East End, Monte Cosby felt his future was limited—until mountain bikes offered him a different route forward. In the years since the bike has served as the bridge between two different worlds and a vehicle to overcome the struggles along the way.

Patagonia Films Presents Monte: Can’t Stop. Won’t Stop.

Journey with More Than Just Parks as we explore an area rich with history, natural beauty, and opportunities to explore.

Harpers Ferry National Historic Park | More Than Just Parks

Fly fisherman Al Saville thrives on the solitary moments. The ones in the tucked-away river bends and rarely-driven mountain trails. Discovering the perfect secret spot is nearly as rewarding as the journey through the wild to seek it out. In our newest Find Anywhere installment, Al explores Dwarsberg, South Africa with his Front Runner gear, in search of adventures and quiet moments.​ The crossing is part of the road network on the property and is a designated low-water crossing. It is the only way to access part of the river and is strictly controlled by the landowners. Permission for the river crossing was granted by the landowner prior to filming.

Find Anywhere: Al Saville | Front Runner

Freediver Hanli Prinsloo explores new worlds beneath the ocean’s surface- worlds that have changed her and shaped her life’s mission. She’s broken an impressive 11 freediving records, and when she’s not in the water, she’s working to protect it through her work as a speaker, writer, and founder of the ocean conservation foundation I Am Water. Hanli uses Front Runner gear to get to the shores of the world’s most remote waters to take the plunge and find her anywhere.​

Find Anywhere: Hani Prinsloo | Front Runner

Adventure photographer Craig Kolesky uses his craft as an opportunity to see the wildest corners of the world and learn more about himself. He travels to the Namib Desert in Southern Africa for our Find Anywhere series, putting his Front Runner gear to the ultimate test in the world's oldest desert. Watch to see him use his favorite gear among the vast dunes, brush and arid flats.

Find Anywhere: Craig Kolesky | Front Runner

Big-wave surfer Frank Solomon and renowned surf photographer Sacha Specker are passionate about adventure, the ocean, and conservation—for themselves as well as future generations. Using Front Runner gear to get them there, Frank and Sacha are always after perfect barrels on remote stretches of coastline in efforts to Find their Anywhere.

Find Anywhere: Frank Solomon and Sacha Specker | Front Runner

Three women embark on the bike packing trip of a lifetime across Idaho backcountry. Rebecca Rusch, Alexandera Houchin, and Sofia Jaramillo experience Idaho’s rugged wilderness, exploring their relationship to the land, with its stunning beauty and fraught colonial history, as well as their growing friendship with each other.

Connections with Rebecca Rusch | Trailer

Darren Berrecloth and Kenny Smith travel to their backyard to an area that’s been on their radar for quite a few years. As a helicopter pilot, Kenny had seen the area by air and Darren from afar a few times from his boat in the Salish sea. The goal of their trip was to explore an unknown area in the hope of finding some of massive granite freeride lines.

The Granite Fringe

At the end of last year, we traveled to the US gravel hotspot, Bentonville, Arkansas, to capture the off-road racing debut of Axeon Hagens Berman's homeboy, Michael Garrison. What we captured was much more than a mere race on a bicycle. After several tire problems derailed Michael's dreams of glory, the 21-year-old native of Decatur, Georgia, went through a personal journey, intertwining a specific need for escapism, an intense hunger for speed, and a rekindling of family history. This is why we ride and why BMC supports these athletes. Ultimately, this is why we Create Speed.

A Gravel Epiphany

This fun and colorful film showcases a deeper look at the some of the 4,000 characters who took on the country's most unique cycling event this year.

This is Not a Gravel Race

Frequency traces the history of the first 100% female Backcountry ski and snowboard event and competition: the Sister Summit. Sister Summit is a seven-day backcountry event bringing together skiers, snowboarders, female media teams, female guides, female cat drivers, and a female speaker series to raise the feminine frequency.

Frequency

The Beta Film Festival is an annual showcase of mountain bike films, celebrating the beauty of riding through the filmers, athletes, and storytellers who live and breathe the sport year-round. 

In one year, Margaux Elliott climbed a million feet on her mountain bike while also working full-time as a product manager at Giro Cycling. In a year filled with an exceedingly high rate of plot twists and unexpected circumstances, this is the equivalent of “Everesting” more than 34 times or riding the complete Tour de France route (on dirt) every other month. She’s the first woman to achieve this literal milestone.

Million | Beta Film Festival

US Outside is a modern look at adventure travel and healthy living across the U.S. In this episode, L. Renee Blount explores beautiful natural spaces and experiences unique activities while connecting with Maine's people and local culture.

Maine | US Outside

A world-class field of pro triathletes and age-group racers tackle the iconic, challenging course in St. George, Utah. Go inside the action for a revealing look at how race day unfolded as the 2021 world champions are crowned.

2021 Intermountain Healthcare IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship

Bloom follows the life of Sierra Schlag as she navigates the world after losing her father on 9/11. As Sierra matures, she explores her grief and identity as a Japanese-American and finds herself under the cloak of depression. While she navigates these complexities, Sierra finds a way to connect with her dad and heal through skiing. 

Bloom

Professional ski and snowboard athletes Tatum Monod, Robin Van Gyn, Nadine Overwater, and Taylor Godber embark on a sled-powered all-women trip of a lifetime in Southern Alaska’s Chugach mountain range.

All Access

Mt. Fury, Picket Range. Deep in the heart of the North Cascades lie the sub-range of the Pickets. The jagged and remote nature of the Pickett Range takes just the right group of nut jobs to even attempt an expedition deep into the mountains in hopes of skiing these beautiful peaks. While the mountains in the lower 48 are more and more accessible, the Pickets have remained the most remote and inaccessible range in the lower 48. Mt. Fury and the entirety of the Picket Range lie within North Cascades National Park. Due to rules and regulations in the Park, you can only access these peaks on foot. The struggle and effort it takes to approach these mountains have kept skiers out. Our goal is to make a modern ski expedition into the Picket Range.

Finding Fury

Trading in the surfboard for a snowboard, Ian Walsh in “The Big One,” ROAM’s newest original. This world-class surfer joins badass snowboarders Nick Russell, Danny Davis, and Forrest Shearer to the first summit, then shred down North America’s tallest peak, Denali. Whether it’s riding epic lines or hanging at basecamp waiting for the weather to clear, these guys are always having a good time. And with the combo of surf and snowboard culture, this film’s just as much of a blast for them as it is for us.

The Big One

You can’t be what you can’t see. Growing up, cyclist Lea Davison didn’t have any queer role models to look up to. As her mountain biking career propelled her to the Olympics and world championships, she feared that coming out, and being her whole self on the trail, would lose her sponsors and jeopardize her career. But with the support of friends, family and her loving wife, Lea ultimately proved to herself and the next generation of cyclists that you don’t have to choose between who you love and the sport you love. Following Lea and her dedicated support crew as she tackles the infamous 200-mile Unbound Gravel Race, “You Can’t Do It Alone” tells the story of an athlete and her team-building queer community with every race.

You Can't Do it Alone | Lea Davison at Unbound Gravel

Four women travel to Mexico to accomplish one goal: to summit Las Agujas (The Spires) of El Potrero Chico. What begins as a trip to conquer a climb becomes something more meaningful. Along the way, they make discoveries about themselves, their relationship to climbing, and the cultural barriers preventing them from self-actualization. The grade, or difficulty of the climb, becomes irrelevant as they overcome personal battles on the ascent.

Letting Go Of The Grade

Alex Chay and Cody Wilkins link up where their passion for freeride began. Tackling some classic descents along with some never-before-shot trails and freeride lines.

Subsistence 3: Wyoming

Nico is a woman in her late 20s who lives in her Sprinter van with two goats, three chickens, and a dog. In this quirky 6-minute film, you’ll spend a day with Nico goat-packing a raft up to a high mountain lake. We dive into her lifestyle, the goats’ personalities, and Nico’s more profound mission to use her unique lifestyle for sustainability education.

Whatever Floats Your Goat

We admire Mario and Un Mar de Colores, and we’re elated to share his story with a larger audience. Mario offers a refreshing perspective on the essential things in life, and we love to see him inspire others to Venture Beyond.