Backcountry skiing in the Canadian Rockies | Simon Hillis in Nearly Nowhere, Ep. 4

After 12 days of camping in the backcountry of the Canadian Rockies, pro duo Simon Hillis and Jonathan Collins are back searching for perfect lines in the 4th episode of “Nearly Nowhere”.
In these big mountains, conditions can change rapidly. Due to wind, rain, and cloudy weather, they spent multiple days waking up at 4am to ascend to the top, only to be surprised by the weather. Watch as they explore Chatter Creek in search of rideable lines.
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[@Aroiaus]

Beautiful. Breathtaking.

[@sedatedturtle]

shoulda called this an introduction to side-slipping

[@freedomforall2738]

Hurts my soul

[@bimfred]

came here to say that

[@glennhalverson1016]

What’s with all the hatin’, that one run he almost made a 4th turn.

[@riverkelly9374]

this song is so good

[@anthonyteichroeb917]

you guys realize how steep that terrain is at the 4 minute mark right? Look at the trees in relation to the slope, and the way snow falls away.

[@hawlikd]

Nice, heading up to Whistler in Dec! I can't wait!

[@davehallett2977]

not the rockies bud haha

[@Hayden_Scanlon]

Sweet

[@levirichardson8505]

beautiful terrain! I enjoy simon hillis' because he's entertaining on his yt vids and skis well too, but if he wants to make it to the very top, there is definitely some work to be done in getting accustomed to big terrain like this. I believe he has it in him though!

[@sigman8453]

You should get Nick McNutt. He’d do this terrain justice. Bunch of side slipping I could do.

[@davehallett2977]

b road rippin

[@anderslangoks3813]

Nice visuals, stupid music.