How one woman's passion for design and innovation revolutionized the outdoor industry. - Sheri Tingey defied the odds and expectations of those around her by starting a company at age 50 that revolutionized the outdoor industry and changed the way paddle sports in the backcountry are viewed around the world. Sheri' is an incredible story about Sheri's life, the hurdles she overcame to launch her company, and the brilliance and commitment she still brings to her projects every day. It is the story of her son, Thor Tingey, who built the company alongside his mother. Still, it has only recently begun to fully grasp her level of dedication and what she has created for him and adventurers worldwide who use pack rafts to access remote and wild waterways. Sheri’s story will warm and inspire audiences as they learn about how one woman's lifelong passion for design and innovation culminates in her most impressive design feat.

Sheri | Alpacka Raft

Trofeo Kima is a race that’s not on the trail. It’s in the mountains, as BD athlete Hillary Gerardi puts it. “Anyone who knows Kima, reveres it,” she adds. And few know it as well as Hillary. Follow this beautiful journey through the peaks and valleys of Trofeo Kima to see Hillary attempt the course record.

La Gara | Black Diamond

After feeling like an outsider at the Tour de France, Justin Williams formed the first all-Black cycling team. See how Justin transcends his sport by leading the L3GION to victory after victory.

Dear 39th Street

If you’re a rock climber, but there are no rocks around… you climb the trees. 
A group of friends in the Costa Rican jungle spearhead the new wild and exciting sport of tree climbing by using traditional rock climbing techniques to scale giant strangler fig trees. To give back to their community, they're sharing their passion with the community by teaching local kids more about the forest through tree climbing.

Canopy Climbers | Palo Vivo

Shy Orvis ventures beyond with fellow angling guide LeAndra and Backcountry Gearhead Laura. Fly fishing may be a predominantly male sport, but that doesn't stop this trio of women on the water. They celebrate netting fish after fish, maneuvering the river's rapids, and growing as anglers in adversity.

Shy on the Fly | Venture Beyond

Xavier Bravo dreams of bringing climbing to his Latine community, and with Escaladores Unidos, he’s creating a movement.

Bravo | Black Diamond

The relationship Hellah Sidibe has with running started as an accountability measure and evolved into a deep-rooted passion and six-year run streak. He’s been running every day since May 15, 2017. Now, Sidibe is leaning into the remarkable skills and strength he’s built, as well as his community of supporters, to take on a new challenge—Western States.

No Matter the Circumstances: 100 Miles in Under 30 Hours | HOKA

Every sport has its Dog Town and Z Boys or Riding Giants. Nothing’s For Free is the real story of the birth and legacy of freeride mountain biking. Chronicling the blue-collar story and rise of a cult sport to a global phenomenon that put the race-driven sport of mountain biking on the map in the world of action sports and the mainstream.

Outside Studios, in association with Freeride Entertainment, breaks boundaries in documentary filmmaking, taking a step beyond the talking head interview and deep into the mindset of its cast. Nothing’s for Free features the biggest names in mountain biking, from the early pioneers of adventure to modern-day internet superstars like Danny Macaskill and Brandon Semenuk.

Nothing’s For Free | Trailer

When a mountaineering expedition goes wrong, Evan Gill begins to grapple with the state of his distressed hometown of Baltimore. Uncover Evan's journey from the inner city to making mountaineering history and how he is bringing outdoor education back to urban youth in his home community.

Just a Kid From Baltimore | Oboz

Situated in the heart of Utah’s southern desert, Capitol Reef National Park is home to some of earth’s most breathtaking geological wonders including massive natural arches, deep sandstone canyons, towering rock pillars, and the dazzling monoliths of Cathedral Valley. Journey with More Than Just Parks as we take you to a fascinating land dotted with geographic marvels and endless adventure.

The long standing partnership between More Than Just Parks & Utah Office of Tourism has resulted in a series of award-winning short films on Utah’s breathtaking natural treasures, the latest of which has just launched today. The partnership was established to highlight Utah’s unique public lands and provide visitors with new ways to explore these landscapes responsibly.

Capitol Reef National Park | More Than Just Parks

Three women face the course, the elements, and each other in The World's Toughest Mudder. Who will come out on top and can any of them reach the goal of 100 miles?

The Toughest 100 Mile Race

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

Park Sessions: Mike Posner in Zion. Musician, artist, and adventurer Mike Posner performs an intimate set of his popular songs while exploring the awe-inspiring beauty of Zion National Park.

Park Sessions | Trailer

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.

Un Mar De Colores | Venture Beyond

Go behind the scenes with Team USA member Dan Curts in the days before the 2023 World Mountain and Trail Running Championships in Innsbruck, Austria.

BTS at the World Champs with Dan Curts: Volume 1

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

After a motor vehicle accident seven years ago, Debora DeNapoli experienced a life-altering brain injury. Finding profound healing in the one place she was warned never to return to—the trails—The Debora Effect demonstrates the true essence of mountain biking: pure, unadulterated joy.

The Debora Effect | Shimano

Five professional freeride mountain bikers travel to Alaska to explore the backcountry in search of unridden peaks. They discover and ride some of the longest freeride lines on the planet.

By The Midnight Sun

Chef Biju Thomas connects with his outdoor adventure-loving friends in their hometowns to find good times and some of the town's best apres eats. We journey across the nation, seeking food experiences ranging from trendy hotspots to entirely off-the-beaten-path.

The Road Less Eaten | Trailer

Please consider donating to Love is King @lik_free2roam - Blackwaters team of participants engaged through the Love is King program named Operation Roam (Rapid Ongoing Advance Missions). The mission is to provide an opportunity for BIPOC individuals (21 and over) to build outdoor leadership and advocate for public land and freshwater conservation. Historically, BIPOC voices were not invited into government, congressional, or decision-making spaces regarding wildlife and indigenous policies, recreation, permitting, land management, and advocacy in the outdoors.  
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Blackwaters encompasses the power of five Black men whose paths have been challenged with loss, defeat, fear, and pain by life’s ups and downs and the social injustice that Black men and Black boys face daily. They have fallen into an “endangered species,” only surviving daily. Through surviving life’s trials, each man has found grace and success in the outdoors, healed and mended by nature’s medicine to the soul, embracing the art of fly fishing and building brotherhood. Blackwater is an expedition, a journey in the Gates Of The Arctic Circle National Park, adventure, a vision quest, and a fly fishing adventure that surpasses the color of their skin, connecting to the fundamentals of nature, the poetry of life, and prosperous joy. Like indigenous communities, they find self-fulfillment in being outdoors. They find their representation and hold space for everyone, especially inspiring young Black boys. It is a dual survival between black boys who can not make the connection to a black man in the outdoors due to lack of representation and black men finding representation in wild spaces to call their own. Hopefully, these youths can see themselves and be inspired to embark on their journeys into the outdoors. The concept is a tactically crafted story in dialogue and adventure, emphasizing dismantling the fear of BIPOC and inspiring BIPOC to pursue their journey outdoors and uplift black boys’ lives in green spaces.

Blackwaters | Trailer

Alexandria Williams first attempted the Boston Marathon in 2018 but succumbed to the awful weather that day, like so many other runners. She tried again in 2022 and missed the cut-off by two minutes. In 2023, she is back for a third attempt, and this time it will also be the day she earns the Abbott World Marathon Majors Six Star Medal. As a proud member of the black running community, Alex works tirelessly to champion black runners in Boston and at all the Majors. This is the story of a woman who fell in love with the marathon and the power of the community she found there.