Few venture into true wilderness. Martina and her 60 year-old mother attempt a 6-month journey to Alaska on skis. Their adventure is interspersed with beautifully crafted portraits of high-altitude human endurance and passion—an avalanche survivor, a snowshoe artist, a snowbound convent—that are by turns captivating and inspiring. Six riveting portraits of human passion set high in the awe-inspiring peaks of British Columbia.

Afghanistan is a country with a poor record on women's rights and where culturally, often women are not encouraged to play a full part in society. This film follows a group of young women who join a programme focused on their development as leaders through climbing and mountaineering, community development projects, personal development and counselling together as a group of aspirational women. The film portrays the sometimes shocking history and challenges that women face now in Afghanistan, and shows how a group of strong and confident young women are beginning to break out of that mould, through their focus on being the first Afghan women to climb Mount Noshaq.

The intimate travel diary of an incredible freeride expedition into the heart of the Karakoram range. The search for one of the most beautiful mountains to ski on the planet, standing at 5880m. A meeting point of Freeriding and Mountaineering. A true adventure.

In March 2018, a group of tribes put their differences aside and came together to run 800 miles to Bears Ears and to send a message of unity

A different kind of marathon; running one lap an hour for 24hrs around a perfectly mile long block. The rest of the time Beau does as much as possible; making things, odd jobs, fixing stuff. It's about running, doing, and thinking to highlight the potentials of a single day.

Three friends set off on a 400km bikepacking and packraft expedition through the heart of the sacred headwaters in northwestern British Columbia, birthplace of three critical salmon rivers, and home to the Tahltan people. In the wake of the devastating Mount Polley Mine disaster, the team’s goal is to understand what is at stake as a wave of new mines are developed across this remote corner of the province.

For the past 20 years, Australian photographer Nick Moir has been chasing storms and bushfires around the world. In the American Midwest every Spring/Summer, ferocious supercell storms and tornadoes wreak havoc otherwise known as 'Monsters on the Plains.' Through electrifying visuals and sound, the film showcases that adrenaline rush and offering a further insight into the work of Nick.

Witness Manali like never before. A totally different perspective that will keep you wanting for more! An amalgamation of Downhill Mountain Biking in Manali (India), Himalayan cultural nuances and a catchy Bollywood song that will make your foot tap and keep your eyes glued to the screen.

This short film follows Oaxacan born and raised rider and trail builder, Yefra Ram through some of Mexico’s best mountain bike trails as he honors the passing of loved ones. With the help of the local community, he developed a network of world-class trails that were once used as trade routes fit only for travel on donkeys. It is the first edition of this three day Enduro competition, and the welcome has been nothing short of spectacular.

Follow Lee Craigie and Rickie Cotter in this raw and real portrayal of the places we go emotionally when under extreme duress while riding 190 kilometres a day from Banff to Mexico.

Martin Pueyrredon is an industrious man of 83 years old and he is running out of time. Against all odds and doctor's recommendations, he is determined to have one last adventure before the end.

The Bikes of Wrath tells the story of five Australian friends as they attempt to cycle from Oklahoma to California in honor of the mighty westward migration undertaken by the Joad family of Steinbeck’s famous novel, The Grapes of Wrath.

Legendary free climber Tommy Caldwell tries to get over heartbreak by scaling 3000ft of an impossible rock face: the Dawn Wall of El Capitan.

When climbing was announced as part of the 2020 Olympics, it was a monumental occasion for the sport. But many climbers were shocked to learn that one of three combined events required to compete for a medal is… speed climbing. REEL ROCK correspondent Zachary Barr looks into this little-known and seldom practiced sub-discipline of the sport, and the role it will play in shaping climbing’s future. Barr’s journey from the U.S. to France (the birthplace of modern speed climbing) to South Asia (it’s actually huge there) culminates at an international competition in Moscow, where speed demons race up a 15-meter wall in less than six seconds.

Follow the journey as climber David Fitzgerald takes on some of Europe's hardest boulders, and explore the reasons why people dedicate their lives in pursuit of climbing.

Wheelchair? Ventilator? So?! This documentary film tells the extraordinary story of a Sheffield girl, who decided to find out out exactly happens when you refuse to sit in a sewing group and watch other people make sock monkeys, and instead dare to ask the question 'What if I could learn to rock climb?'

Follow the journey as climber David Fitzgerald takes on some of Europe's hardest boulders, and explore the reasons why people dedicate their lives in pursuit of climbing.

We venture deep into the Highlands for a glimpse into the lesser known Scottish ski community. From the misty peaks of Glen Shiel with seasoned steep skiers Pete Mackenzie, Dave Searle and Hamish Frost, to the Back Corries and scoured slopes of Aonach Mor with 4 year old Murray, 'Every Few Winters' explores the quirky, unique community of Scottish skiers who epitomise dedication to their sport and an unrivalled tenacity. The entry requirements? Patience and resilience in abundance.

A different kind of marathon; running one lap an hour for 24hrs around a perfectly mile long block. The rest of the time Beau does as much as possible; making things, odd jobs, fixing stuff. It's about running, doing, and thinking to highlight the potentials of a single day.

In March 2018, a group of tribes put their differences aside and came together to run 800 miles to Bears Ears and to send a message of unity

This short film follows Oaxacan born and raised rider and trail builder, Yefra Ram through some of Mexico’s best mountain bike trails as he honors the passing of loved ones. With the help of the local community, he developed a network of world-class trails that were once used as trade routes fit only for travel on donkeys. It is the first edition of this three day Enduro competition, and the welcome has been nothing short of spectacular.

For the past 20 years, Australian photographer Nick Moir has been chasing storms and bushfires around the world. In the American Midwest every Spring/Summer, ferocious supercell storms and tornadoes wreak havoc otherwise known as 'Monsters on the Plains.' Through electrifying visuals and sound, the film showcases that adrenaline rush and offering a further insight into the work of Nick.

Since, 1973, the National Brotherhood of Skiers has overcome barriers by bringing soul, smiles and a party to the mountain. Formed during the height of the civil rights movement, the organization is dedicated to creating a welcoming space for people of color on the slopes and supporting black youth in snow sports. Today, the Brotherhood hosts the largest gathering of black skiers in the United States and represents 53 ski clubs in four regions across the country and 3,000 members.

The intimate travel diary of an incredible freeride expedition into the heart of the Karakoram range. The search for one of the most beautiful mountains to ski on the planet, standing at 5880m. A meeting point of Freeriding and Mountaineering. A true adventure.

Since, 1973, the National Brotherhood of Skiers has overcome barriers by bringing soul, smiles and a party to the mountain. Formed during the height of the civil rights movement, the organization is dedicated to creating a welcoming space for people of color on the slopes and supporting black youth in snow sports. Today, the Brotherhood hosts the largest gathering of black skiers in the United States and represents 53 ski clubs in four regions across the country and 3,000 members.

We venture deep into the Highlands for a glimpse into the lesser known Scottish ski community. From the misty peaks of Glen Shiel with seasoned steep skiers Pete Mackenzie, Dave Searle and Hamish Frost, to the Back Corries and scoured slopes of Aonach Mor with 4 year old Murray, 'Every Few Winters' explores the quirky, unique community of Scottish skiers who epitomise dedication to their sport and an unrivalled tenacity. The entry requirements? Patience and resilience in abundance.

For the past 20 years, Australian photographer Nick Moir has been chasing storms and bushfires around the world. In the American Midwest every Spring/Summer, ferocious supercell storms and tornadoes wreak havoc otherwise known as 'Monsters on the Plains.' Through electrifying visuals and sound, the film showcases that adrenaline rush and offering a further insight into the work of Nick.

Life has a way of putting us where we need to be. For Vala, that’s in both Greenland – where she works at her family’s fishing lodge – and Reykjavík, where she teaches her daughter how to do it all on her own, too.

Since, 1973, the National Brotherhood of Skiers has overcome barriers by bringing soul, smiles and a party to the mountain. Formed during the height of the civil rights movement, the organization is dedicated to creating a welcoming space for people of color on the slopes and supporting black youth in snow sports. Today, the Brotherhood hosts the largest gathering of black skiers in the United States and represents 53 ski clubs in four regions across the country and 3,000 members.

The Verkhoyansky Range starts in the very far north of Sakha Republic, where the mighty Siberian river Lena meets the Laptev Sea. Not a single road crosses this vast and extremely remote area. However, there are dark secrets, hidden in the emptiness of Siberian taiga. In the autumn of 1942 the Lena river delta became a prison for almost three thousand innocent men and women, young and old, who were secretly deported here by the Stalin’s regime. A group of friends embark on a 600 km long traverse, challenging themselves and commemorating those, who suffered the ordeal.

Wheelchair? Ventilator? So?! This documentary film tells the extraordinary story of a Sheffield girl, who decided to find out out exactly happens when you refuse to sit in a sewing group and watch other people make sock monkeys, and instead dare to ask the question 'What if I could learn to rock climb?'

Through the boundless landscape of Australia, five friends attempt to be the first to cycle 2150km from Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre - a vast salt lake in the central desert 15 metres below sea level - to the snow-capped summit of Mount Kosciuszko, the highest peak in Australia.

Afghanistan is a country with a poor record on women's rights and where culturally, often women are not encouraged to play a full part in society. This film follows a group of young women who join a programme focused on their development as leaders through climbing and mountaineering, community development projects, personal development and counselling together as a group of aspirational women. The film portrays the sometimes shocking history and challenges that women face now in Afghanistan, and shows how a group of strong and confident young women are beginning to break out of that mould, through their focus on being the first Afghan women to climb Mount Noshaq.

Redefining representation in the surf industry. Imani Wilmot is a role model to a community of Afro Caribbean surfers in Jamaica and beyond. She is using surfing as a tool to transform the lives of many Jamaican woman. Imani has taken it as her personal responsibility to empower women of colour to have access to surfing and to see a place for themselves within the global surf industry.

Ultra-runners overcome obstacles on every trail. While competing in her first 50K trail race of the season, Mirna Valerio must overcome the negative voices that don’t believe she belongs in the sport.