One More Session:
This is the first official video to drop from "Fisher Creative." Fisher Creative is the brainchild of Mark Fisher, combining the still, motion, production, and directing skills of Mark Fisher, as well as the motion skills, production, talent, and sick editing of Eric Daft. I'm super excited about this new partnership.
The film was shot and produced over a 2-week period of epic Fall weather and colors in the Tetons. Dactyl Cam out of Colorado helped with the cable cam footage and the video was created, in part, with the help from Blister Gear Review. The riding is sick with top-level local riders and the terrain is the best that Teton Pass has to offer.
Jackson Bike Park:
This video is a little teaser on the new Jackson Hole Mountain Resort bike trails produced by Fisher Creative with the help of Blister Gear Review. Check it out and come ride Jackson next summer!
I guess what I know is the main trail (main trail in my head anyway), which would start at jimmy's mom, do parallel and jump line.
Fuzzy Bunny starts up at almost the top and runs down to the paved road.
And then there is lithium up top.
What else is there?
You all need to chill, these jumps are not GREEN or BLUE or BLACK they are 100% USDA FREE FOR ALL and there is no better designation that that! Nice sampling of some of the goods on Parallel and Fuzzy Bunny. These sections have been shot by us, Andrew Whiteford and many many others but THESE ANGLES KILL IT!
I think that the third rider in the first lap through Parallel 8 Pack touched the camera. Good work BOYS!
Very disappointed.
I love the flow and pacing of the One Last Session, could do without the Jackson Hole webisode but that is because I don't pay to ride. Anyway Teton Freeriding is growing faster on public land than anyone else in the lower 48 and we're to great for hate, mate ~;-).
P.S. The music is well thought out and there is an aesthetic that is very different...sorry you want PORN! I liked it!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7zm2FwGpbo
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Your argument is also total nonsense, they've built a set of trials a wide variety of riders can ride. Not just trails a narrow spectrum of riders would appreciate. There are far more trail riders than DHers out there.
BTW, has Vail stepped up their game? I recall a few years ago that they only had 3-4 trails that weren't anything special. The hidden trails were the most fun, but nothing was super techy I recall. (Matterhorn is still one of my all time faves!)
Also, they showed the same 3 crappy jumps on the pass when there is so much more! Looks like they were just too lazy to move the cable cam around.
I prefer natural , rough trails my self too but over here in the UK all we have is natural rough trails which is fun and challenging but not any thing new or exciting , while we have some awesome tech trails over here we have no real bike parks that offer you this ' whistler ' style of riding smooth , bermed jump trails ( which seems to be the fashion these days ) so I can totally see the appeal of these tracks.
Just count your self lucky to have such a rich and well invested in bike scene over there that offers you this wide choice of riding styles.
On the comment of Vail, Vail stepped up their game a bit, but like you already know, the best trails are hidden or off the map.
"it challenges you but theres just a shit ton of silt which causes so many problems, sharp rocks, ruts that are all throughout the trail some worse than others which for the most part is fine but seems like there was a lack of maintenance to some other trails.."
That's how some trails should be. Jagged rocks, rutty as hell, roots, and almost no maintainence. That is what makes GNAR GNAR.
Beer, chair lifts, and gnar is what most guys are about.
And man stuff? What shuttling? At 400$ a tire, replacing them twice a year due to shuttling and road trips is a no go for me. I'd rather just offroad/4 wheel my truck, and save the riding for local shuttles, or, if going far, go to a resort and ride there. Which is why it would be nice to see a truly beautiful place like JH offer some real gnar stuff. Vail is probably the closest to JH and offers much more, but, JH has such a cool community, some really decent bars and people, that it would be nice to have something there also.
I wish resorts would just look at what whistler is doing and imitate it. Northstar tried, and did well, but well, it's north star. They only have uber steep stuff for winter sports (the top of the mtn, but to the right side of the resort is good, but takes quite a bit of walking to get across the ridge to the massive crescent run.
I'm guessing their management does read this, so, in which case, it's always good for them to find both good and bad comments/opinions. They can only grow and get better, so, there isn't really anything bad that can come out of a discussion. Heck, maybe in the next year or two they will come out with an absolutely gnar kill type DH run (World Cup quality in terms of gnar), and it would open up more than a few doors. Perhaps being able to hold a DH series, or, best yet, if it's gnar enough, maybe it might even get an international race held there, which would be just about the best thing any resort could ever hope for.