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Skier. Writer. Lost camera aficionado. @cruxleyfieldgoods @thenorthface @kaestleski @smartwool @onxbackcountry @sierranevada @protectourwinters

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#inaccessiblefilm #onx #publiclands #bouldertheater #backcountrycommunity #landlocked #powdermagazine #theskiersmagazine #powdertothepeople #skiing

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Def in my top 3 crashes Ted Talk below 😂 I take far fewer crashes these days, but the crashes I do take tend to be pretty spectacular. As someone that’s calculated to a fault, anytime I make an error I can’t help but (over?) analyze it. In that vein, here’s a play by play of what went wrong here. There’s probably some pretty good life takeaways too 🤔 Before dropping I made some critical mistakes. First, I didn’t take the time to really look at the line as I felt, by Alaska standards, it was pretty straight forward—stay on top of the spine and watch out for sluff. I figured once I was off the spine and away from my sluff I was home free. In all honesty I didn’t even give the run out a good look…we were well in to the trip and I was feeling pretty confident. Next, @myshellparker, who I have tremendous respect for, warned me about the runout in no uncertain terms…which I promptly ignored. That snow report is always pretty crucial and I think I discounted it as I knew the meat of my line was well above the run out, but that didn’t make that info irrelevant. Dropping, I really had one concern, getting taken out by my sluff. However, the most threatening problem doesn’t give you an excuse to ignore other obstacles. Once skiing I realized the sluff was a non-issue and, damn was that skiing fun. That said, in my mind’s eye it felt straightforward and not particularly exciting by ski-film standards, so I figured if I straight lined out the bottom it would add some pizazz (and boy did it!). And that was the biggest mistake: making a new plan on the fly without really considering a new set of hazards. Worse yet, it was one of those plans that once it started, there was no stopping it. I was set in a course with no outs. At one point I did consider trying to slam on the brakes, but I was going so fast I think it would have been more dangerous to try to stop. Essentially I forced myself into a position with one possible outcome, which is pretty much the opposite of calculated. But if you can’t be a good example, at least be a fantastic warning 🙌. 🎥: @bradholmescinema // @tetongravity 07 Dec 2022

Everyone loves a treasure hunt… Nearly 90 years ago Bradford Washburn and Robert Bates abandoned a gear cache remote in the Yukon in their attempt to make the first ascent of Mount Lucania. “What it grieved Brad most to leave behind was his large-format Fairchild F-8 aerial camera, which exposed five-by-seven-inch negatives, the first of a series of heavy and expensive apparatuses with which Washburn would capture his matchless aerial images of the mountains of Alaska and the Yukon,” wrote David Roberts in his 2002 book, Escape from Lucania. While no climbing party had ever reported finding it, most people speculated that the cache had fallen into one of the numerous crevasses on the Walsh Glacier. But what if it didn’t? Excited to (finally) share this story with the world Memorial Day weekend at @mountainfilm. 🙏 A doc by @tetongravity produced in association with @protectourwinters and @thenorthface. 30 Apr 2026

Join us for the world premiere of Inaccessible—a one-of-a-kind event celebrating access, adventure, and the power of public lands.This isn’t just another film screening. It’s a gathering of skiers, hunters, hikers, snowmobilers, climbers, and advocates—all uniting around one idea: that access to our public lands is worth protecting and it’s our turn to protect it. After the film, we’ll host a live panel discussion with @griffpost, @curlsinthewild, @ejackshreds, @olcal406 from @meateater, @trustforpublicland and @orroundtable. Mix and mingle with leaders across the outdoor industry, including event host @onx_maps, film director @blkmtnfilm, and supporting partners @smartwool and @tincupwhiskey. Enjoy an evening of community, conversation, inspiration, and giveaways as we rally together in a time when our public lands need us most. Learn more and snag your ticket at the link in our bio. $10 tickets, proceeds go to Trust For Public Land. #InaccessibleFilm #onX #PublicLands #BoulderTheater #BackcountryCommunity #Landlocked 15 Nov 2025

The Lost Cache is coming to Banff and Vancouver. Join @robinvangyn, @griffpost, and crew for special screenings and filmmaker conversations: November 5 - @banffmountainfestival November 13 - Vancouver Come see the story of Bradford Washburn's lost glacier camera unfold on the big screen. Tickets at the link in bio. 05 Nov 2026

We brought @griffpost and @bigairmare to Chattanooga for a behind-the-scenes look at one of our sock factories, a little time with the people behind the product, and a sneak peek at what we’ve got cooking next. We can confidently say that the future is looking pretty good 👌🏻 30 Oct 2026

Only Pans, winter 2026 edition. 28 Oct 2026

Most lost-and-found claims don’t require a glacier expedition. For our first preview inside Issue 53.1, we’re digging into the search for Washburn’s lost cache. In 1937, Bradford Washburn left camera equipment on the Yukon’s Walsh Glacier. Eighty-five years later, Griffin Post and a team of riders and scientists went looking. Griffin’s writing takes you along for the harsh realities of searching a massive glacier, offering a welcome escape from the realities of your own life. Take the long way through the story. Pick up the brand-new edition of POWDER Magazine at the link in our bio. ⛓️‍💥 The Lost Cache from Teton Gravity Research brings the expedition to the big screen. Want to watch the film? Here are the upcoming screenings: 🗓️ October 23 📍 Laguna Beach, CA: Coast Film Festival, SHACC Theater, 4 p.m. 🗓️ October 24 📍 Friday Harbor, WA: Friday Harbor Film Festival 🗓️ November 5 📍 Banff, AB: Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival, Jenny Belzberg Theatre. Evening program begins at 7:30 p.m. Find tickets and screening updates at TetonGravity.com. #POWDERMagazine #TheSkiersMagazine #POWDERToThePeople #Skiing 21 Oct 2026

I used to take elementary school field trips to the @museumofscience. This is a full circle moment for me, coming back to show a film we made about Bradford Washburn, who established the museum and was one of the world's greatest explorers. Join us for The Lost Cache, a special screening and filmmaker conversation at the Museum of Science this Tuesday. In 1937, Bradford Washburn left a cache of equipment, including his Fairchild F-8 aerial camera, on the Walsh Glacier. More than 87 years later, skier Griffin Post and a team of skiers, scientists, and explorers head into the Yukon to see what remains. After the film, stay for a conversation with Griffin Post , myself, and Drew Holt. @griffpost @tgrtoddjones Tuesday, October 20, 2026 · 7:00 PM William and Charlotte Bloomberg Public Science Common Museum of Science · 1 Science Park, Boston, MA Tickets: $10 Event details and tickets: https://www.mos.org/events/lost-cache-screening #TheLostCache #tetongravityresearch #MuseumOfScience #BostonEvents #AdventureFilm 19 Oct 2026

Lucky enough to work with @thenorthface who enlisted the help of @nolsedu to educate their athletes on wilderness medicine. It had been a minute since I’d taken a WFR and I always thought “it’s back there somewhere.” Turns out I forgot a lot, not to mention the updates to curriculum and best practices that have happened over the last decade or so. Having been on a handful of rescues, it gets real pretty quick and the only way to overcome that initial panic is practice and repetition. Thanks again to The North Face and NOLS for taking the time to help all of us be more prepared members of the backcountry community. 🙏 Strongly recommend taking a WFR or WFA if the opportunity comes up as I can’t speak highly enough about the confidence this course and the instructors instilled in me. 🙌 📸: @marie_louise_ // @nolsedu 15 Oct 2026

The Lost Cache special screening + filmmaker conversation 10/20 @museumofscience in Boston. Tickets at the link in bio. Over 80 years ago, Bradford Washburn left a camera on a glacier. Now @griffpost, @jeremyjones, @robinvangyn and crew are going searching for it. 08 Oct 2026

If you’re going to fail, at least fail originally. Heading into another winter—and years of doing this—the thing I’m most proud of isn’t a particular line, trip, or film. It’s that I’ve tried to keep doing things I haven’t done before. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve repeated plenty of trips others have done, skied plenty of lines others have skied, and followed plenty of literal and figurative tracks. But I’ve made a concerted effort to bring something original to them, too. Sometimes that has worked. Plenty of times I’ve failed spectacularly. Coming up with new ideas is hard not because everything has been done, but because our brains are lazy. We naturally look for the shortest path to a desired outcome. On a small scale, these are heuristics—the mental shortcuts we use every day. On a larger scale, they’re the trips and lines. Fundamentally, they’re the same thing: following a map. And maps are incredibly useful. But they also have a way of limiting your imagination to what’s already on them. To be fair, a new experience to you is still a new experience, and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. But I’d argue there’s something different about trying something when you genuinely don’t know the outcome. It’s the difference between solving a puzzle and creating the puzzle, then trying to solve it. The latter comes with a much higher chance of failure. I’ve spent a lot of days skiing terrible snow, walking in circles, chasing ideas that went nowhere, getting shut down by weather, realizing something was impossible—or, occasionally, realizing it was just a bad idea to begin with. But those failures have become some of the parts of my career I value most. Because at least there was a question at the beginning that I didn’t already know the answer to, even if that answer was a resounding, “nope.” After all the years, I’m increasingly convinced there are still plenty of blank spots on the map...And if you don’t think there are, maybe you just need to redefine what you mean by a map. Or a blank spot. . Anyway, here’s a mix of success and failures over the years. Skiing the headwaters of the Noatak River and then rafting 400+ miles out to the 15 Sep 2026

Rocks, water and stars, summer addition. @onxbackcountry @smartwool @thenorthface_trail 📸 1: @chloelilmama 📸 5: @spencerharkins 25 Aug 2026

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