JH Features
During the summer of 2011, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort will be relocating the East Ridge chairlift from Rendezvous Bowl to a new location near Thunder Chairlift. The “Trapper Chairlift” will connect the north and south sides of the mountain.
Read MoreThis was filmed by John Griber with a Canon 7D and a GoPro for the underwater shots. As temperatures climb, the fish will be more active and coming to the surface for food. Get after it while you can before the snow melt wreaks havoc on the river!
Read MoreTeenagers often pressure each other into doing stupid stuff. In this case, Izaak proved himself above the peer pressure. Though we told him not to, the idiot still jumped over thirty feet onto an icy landing on one of the hardest runs in North America. He didn’t break anything, miraculously, but he is definitely sore.
Read MoreThis year, Tailgate Alaska hosted it second annual contest contest to pay tribute to the King of the Hill and WESC events – the inaugural World Freeriding Championships presented by Recco. On April 6th, competitors lined up on Bro Bowl for another classic contest in Alaska’s Chugach mountains.
Read MoreRecently, The Mountain Pulse crew earned turns at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. During the climb, an unexpected encounter with a pair of moose forced evasive action. In the end, it was in incredible adventure.
Read More“From the film “Swiss Machine”, part of the 2010 Reel Rock Tour and created by Sender Films. For more information please check out their site, www.senderfilms.com
Read MoreIn celebration of Earth Day, we highlight this short film by Terje Sorgjerd. This was filmed between 4th and 11th April 2011. Visiting El Teide, Spain´s highest mountain @(3718m) is one of the best places in the world to photograph the stars and is also the location of Teide Observatories, considered to be one of the world´s best observatories
Read MoreMid-April, and the snow is still DEEP in Jackson Hole. The Mountain Pulse team took an afternoon backcountry lap on Teton Pass to partake in the powder. The riding surpassed expectations leaving us wanting more. This snow pack will be hanging around for a while!
Read MoreThis is a time-lapse compilation by Jackson Hole wildlife photographer Mike Cavaroc. It was shot exclusively in Grand Teton National Park and the National Elk Refuge outside of Jackson, Wyoming. At 0:54 is footage of Miller Butte in the National Elk Refuge. It’s the only clip that isn’t in Grand Teton National Park. The final clip, starting at 1:35, is of Earth’s shadow rising above Antelope Flats in Grand Teton National Park. Steam from Kelly Warm Springs is visible in the lower-right corner.
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