Cool. As an avid user of the pass, in the ski season, im stoked for this to become more recognized / respected by the ski community, since they have a lack of understanding, to varying degrees, as to the importance of the corridor, as well as the relative unimportance of their pastime. Ripping those peaks has been a cornerstone to my existence, which pales in comparison to the reality of why the pass is there. Good flik
So many memories! I've been snowboarding in that area many years ago and I remember the permit-system to avoid being in the shooting lane. There is a hut somewhere close to Rogers Pass, we used to hitchhike to Revelstoke to buy groceries. Young and without money but lots of powder and fun. And coming all the way from Europe those were some memorable weeks.
Danke für diesen gut recherchierten Bericht. Und meinen größten Respekt für die Damen und Herren die daß passieren dieses Passes ermöglichen! Da ich selber beim ÖRBD tätig bin kann ich dies sehr gut nach empfinden. Danke an die beiden bezaubernden ladies vor die Kamera zu treten. Namaste Joe
Fabulous. Visited the region from the UK at July in the summer. Beautiful seeing it from this snowy perspective. I was very impressed with parcs Canada and their mission, throughout my visit. A massive asset to the nation.
@@samcheplick226 Ive seen lots of his vids, and I'm saying I want more. Guess I didn't state my first statement accurately, haha. I get it though, bigger ski audience than ice climbing.
I visited Glacier National Park and the other BC Interior parks this last summer. Absolutely stunning, thank you for keeping them accessible to the public!
I love this video. Super interesting. I would love to know the week to week goings on of this area. Great people doing riveting and helpful jobs. I don't think I'll ever be skiing up there but maybe I can visit in the summer.
Rogers Pass is such a magical place ... big tks to the parks team and everybody involved to ensure access over the winter months. But the skiing really really sucks - like trust me - it sucks - stay home - please ... ;-)
I'm not sure what it's called when executed on a permanent platform, but it looks equivalent to a shovel tilt test: ua-cam.com/video/dA9TNVl87gM/v-deo.html
Stunning and fascinating, but some of us wouldn't consider accomodating traffic as "preserving national forest". Animal farming, traffic, overconsumption still taking place is how we hurled ourselves into the demise and the most tragically, dragged sane species and lifeforms down with us.
I’m still wondering how firing projectiles against the mountains is compatible with the idea of a “National Park conservation”. It’s all about keeping that highway and that railway up and running, mostly because they are profitable. Nature conservation is about protecting it from human activity and this is, absolutely, just the opposite.
Ah yes, you have stated well the core principle of the eco-movement. Nature is good while people are evil. Some of us suspect you simply don't like us and "protecting nature" is just the excuse.
This is ironic since Arc'terx doesn't consider Canadian Armed Forces members outdoor professionals. If they don't support the Canadian Army, they shouldn't have them in one of their promotional videos. It's wrong that they portray members in this light, then tell them that they are not professionals, especially having them in the thumbnail as clickbait. Arc'teryx doesn't support the Canadian Armed Forces, you shouldn't support Arc'teryx
Although very many years ago. Our unit fired our 105’s there for avalanche control. I can’t think of any other time that a civilian would be in command of our artillery piece. But it worked.
Although very many years ago. Our unit fired our 105’s there for avalanche control. I can’t think of any other time that a civilian would be in command of our artillery piece. But it worked.
Great film. But Arcteryx warrant blows. $500 shell jacket delaminated and I was basically told to pound salt. Yes I’m still salty. But I saved a bazillion dollars not using them anymore Not to detract from the wonderful cinematography and video here.
Arc Teryx has the worst warranty in the industry. I spent the extra money on my soft shell and when the seems started splitting, they didn't do anything about it. Patagonia would have fixed it no questions asked. Don't waste your money on Arc Teryx.
@@aecet9652 I don't buy from them anymore either but they do have a WAY better warranty than Arc teryx. I've gone mainly to Marmot, Kuiu and First Light.
Cool. As an avid user of the pass, in the ski season, im stoked for this to become more recognized / respected by the ski community, since they have a lack of understanding, to varying degrees, as to the importance of the corridor, as well as the relative unimportance of their pastime. Ripping those peaks has been a cornerstone to my existence, which pales in comparison to the reality of why the pass is there. Good flik
Thank you for something other than just another ski movie.
Good work snow lady
Cool. As an avid user of the pass, in the ski season, im stoked for this to become more recognized / respected by the ski community, since they have a lack of understanding, to varying degrees, as to the importance of the corridor, as well as the relative unimportance of their pastime. Ripping those peaks has been a cornerstone to my existence, which pales in comparison to the reality of why the pass is there. Good flik
Beautiful film. Incredibly inspirational story of these two pioneering women and their work.
So many memories! I've been snowboarding in that area many years ago and I remember the permit-system to avoid being in the shooting lane. There is a hut somewhere close to Rogers Pass, we used to hitchhike to Revelstoke to buy groceries. Young and without money but lots of powder and fun. And coming all the way from Europe those were some memorable weeks.
Beautifully captured film. Thanks so much for highlighting the amazing work these folks do everyday ❤️
Danke für diesen gut recherchierten Bericht. Und meinen größten Respekt für die Damen und Herren die daß passieren dieses Passes ermöglichen! Da ich selber beim ÖRBD tätig bin kann ich dies sehr gut nach empfinden. Danke an die beiden bezaubernden ladies vor die Kamera zu treten. Namaste Joe
Thanks for the film. And thank you for the avalanche control team.
incredible story, cinematography, editing, sound.
Just an incredibly well produced documentation. Well done to everyone involved!
So happy to see this and Danyelle shining in her element! I’m so proud to consider her a friend too! What an amazing film! For the Dream!!!
The cinematography here is beyond exceptional.... Well done.
Fabulous. Visited the region from the UK at July in the summer. Beautiful seeing it from this snowy perspective. I was very impressed with parcs Canada and their mission, throughout my visit. A massive asset to the nation.
I love that area in the winter time. It really is magical. Thank you to all who make it possible to access.
Thanks for the great work, for keeping us safe and keeping the playground open!
Beatifully shot but also super interesting. Thanks for making this.
OMG what a documentary, that was brilliant and beautiful
Outstanding! Arc'teryx
Insane production quality‼️
Thank you ladies for the work that you do ❤
beautiful film!
I love the ski vids, but wish Arc would also make ice climbing vids!
They have, ever heard of will gadd?
@@samcheplick226 Ive seen lots of his vids, and I'm saying I want more. Guess I didn't state my first statement accurately, haha. I get it though, bigger ski audience than ice climbing.
Check out Desert Ice, it’s awesome!
Whoop whoop. Way to go Danyelle, congrats on achieving your dream. 🤩 Shout-out from Germany and regards from Gret and Brigitte.
Super inspiring! Hope to visit Canada soon 😍
Gorgeous area! Hard to keep eyes on the road when going through the pass. I really like these short films. Keep the coming.
I visited Glacier National Park and the other BC Interior parks this last summer. Absolutely stunning, thank you for keeping them accessible to the public!
This is awesome! love the story, and the passion.
Super awesome inspirational video and Pros doing a great job 👏
Very interesting and cool film. I ski rogers nearly every weekend. Love Gnp.
absolutely love this
Beautifully shot and nice film emulation grade
Great capture of this epic challenge
Beautiful video! Thanks for bringing these stories to us!
Def keep the skiing and snowboarding vids coming! Help me justify buying this gortex shell to use on my resorts
Inspirational story! Roger’s Pass is so beautiful and this was a cool inside scoop
I love this video. Super interesting. I would love to know the week to week goings on of this area. Great people doing riveting and helpful jobs. I don't think I'll ever be skiing up there but maybe I can visit in the summer.
Well shot! I was just there, beautiful place.
Amazing documentary
great insight!
Beautiful film!
Inspiring! Such dedication.
So insightful, well done!
Loved this in film fest!
Two very inspiring women =)
So well done!
Brilliant!
I love knowledge, thank you
This was great! Well done!
Rogers Pass is such a magical place ... big tks to the parks team and everybody involved to ensure access over the winter months. But the skiing really really sucks - like trust me - it sucks - stay home - please ... ;-)
Just because you had a bad time skiing doesn't mean it's going to be the same for other people.
That was great!
Stay fit sharpwit ,impressive vocation
I just rucked marched through some of these summit passes 😂never got used to sleeping near avalanche zones 😂 LIVED TO RUCK ANOTHER DAY 🦾
very cool vid
Really nice ans interesting film
I reckon the queue of volunteers in the RCA to spend the winter at the pass is lengthy. ;)
I can only imagine some of the powder days you've enjoyed up there!!!
What test is that at 8:20?
I'm not sure what it's called when executed on a permanent platform, but it looks equivalent to a shovel tilt test: ua-cam.com/video/dA9TNVl87gM/v-deo.html
영상 예술이네..
Women heroes ❤
Stunning and fascinating, but some of us wouldn't consider accomodating traffic as "preserving national forest".
Animal farming, traffic, overconsumption still taking place is how we hurled ourselves into the demise and the most tragically, dragged sane species and lifeforms down with us.
Beautiful visuals. You did something on purpose with the camera here, no?
that was hella cool
Strap on the Nito.💥let it ripp
the coolest part of the video was the artillery and it was barely a blip of the focus
4:53 The Year is 1881.
Shazam says the song at the end is “Green Fisherman” by “Shy Ones”, but I can’t find it anywhere online. Anyone know?
I’m still wondering how firing projectiles against the mountains is compatible with the idea of a “National Park conservation”.
It’s all about keeping that highway and that railway up and running, mostly because they are profitable.
Nature conservation is about protecting it from human activity and this is, absolutely, just the opposite.
Ah yes, you have stated well the core principle of the eco-movement. Nature is good while people are evil. Some of us suspect you simply don't like us and "protecting nature" is just the excuse.
First homie boooo ya
Tunnel?
Yap, maybe it is about the time
Why not make this section all underground ?
Next door in Canmore ..tho revie gets way pow
This is ironic since Arc'terx doesn't consider Canadian Armed Forces members outdoor professionals. If they don't support the Canadian Army, they shouldn't have them in one of their promotional videos. It's wrong that they portray members in this light, then tell them that they are not professionals, especially having them in the thumbnail as clickbait. Arc'teryx doesn't support the Canadian Armed Forces, you shouldn't support Arc'teryx
Although very many years ago. Our unit fired our 105’s there for avalanche control. I can’t think of any other time that a civilian would be in command of our artillery piece. But it worked.
Although very many years ago. Our unit fired our 105’s there for avalanche control. I can’t think of any other time that a civilian would be in command of our artillery piece. But it worked.
The military is a cringe subjugation force per design. Fuck the troops
Arcterx is owned by Chinese government. They are against Canadian army.
The armed forces are the ULITMATE Outdoorsman
Lol no leave skiing alone
Great film. But Arcteryx warrant blows. $500 shell jacket delaminated and I was basically told to pound salt. Yes I’m still salty. But I saved a bazillion dollars not using them anymore
Not to detract from the wonderful cinematography and video here.
Arc Teryx has the worst warranty in the industry. I spent the extra money on my soft shell and when the seems started splitting, they didn't do anything about it. Patagonia would have fixed it no questions asked. Don't waste your money on Arc Teryx.
We don’t wear no Patagonia …
@@aecet9652 I don't buy from them anymore either but they do have a WAY better warranty than Arc teryx. I've gone mainly to Marmot, Kuiu and First Light.
In Europe they would have tunnelled under the pass and the transportation corridor would be safe from avalanches. Canada is so backward.
You work for the Italians, me not.
Pass to China? Arcteryx is owned by China😂
JFC the egos chill out.
Cool. As an avid user of the pass, in the ski season, im stoked for this to become more recognized / respected by the ski community, since they have a lack of understanding, to varying degrees, as to the importance of the corridor, as well as the relative unimportance of their pastime. Ripping those peaks has been a cornerstone to my existence, which pales in comparison to the reality of why the pass is there. Good flik