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A couple years back, our Scott Rogers shot this for Outside Magazine: Malachi Templeton spinning backwards off the 276-meter KL Tower in Kuala Lumpur, during the fall BASE expo where jumpers from all over gather to leap off some of the world’s tallest buildings.

The snow line is starting to make its way down the mountains, and here in the Tetons we love to see it. One good wind and the leaves are gone, so when the sky does this, we drop everything and go.   Happy Friday - and remember our timeless motto: Never Miss a Storm Day

Not the lowest BASE jump in the world, but standing at the top of Looking Glass Rock, it sure feels like it. 127 feet to the ground, 180 to the sand below. Kevin Chirico framed perfectly in one of Moab's most iconic arches. This one made the cover of Outside's calendar.

Kebler Pass said "watch this." One of the largest aspen groves in North America going full gold against a moody Colorado sky. Shoulder season never misses. Happy Friday!

Sometimes we look back in time at some of the sickest projects we've been a part of, and this Tree BASE jumping project was definitely one of them. Our DP Scott Rogers dreamed this one up with a few friends and put a lot of time into making it happen.

Bailey Dunn, professional wakesurfer, absolutely ripped during our recent shoot for Salt and Swagger. It was so fun to watch her carve up and down that turquoise face like it was nothing. Here's to more days like this one.

Braydin Senderson hits these massive gaps for breakfast. And that's what we were up to last Friday!   Last week we joined Salt and Swagger for an epic couple days of filming in northern Utah.  Salt and Swagger is a new high-quality sunscreen company that is taking to the market.

A decade ago we were flying OG Phantoms with the GoPro 4, and now we can buzz the summit of Everest! Unlocking creative tools with improving technology has been an exciting wave to ride, and we're excited to see what's next in the drone industries for our next big expeditions!

We've only got a few days left here in Alaska this summer. Time has been really flying by!   Speaking of flying by, check out this drone shot we got (outside the park boundary) with the Inspire of the High One! Denali absolutely towers over the other peaks around here.

The goods in Alaska keep getting "gooder and gooder" as we sometimes say. Over the last few days, in the back of Denali National Park, we've been blessed with some pretty epic weather, and pretty epic views of Denali.

Alaska is THE place for adventure - skiing, climbing, hiking, fishing, trekking, trail running, dog sledding, bush flying, packrafting, sea kayaking, sailing, whale watching, birding, gold panning, trapping, hunting, foraging, berry picking, bear watching, ... it goes on and on.

The Henry's Fork, stretching 127 miles, seeps from a network of springs exiting the Yellowstone Caldera. It flows from the top of the watershed, cutting with massive waterfalls through forests, volcanic basalt, and rhyolite, and finally meeting the South Fork of the Snake.

Wow, we won!!!   Last Saturday, Mark joined the entire Visit Idaho team in Seattle for the 2025 Northwest Chapter Emmy Awards ceremony. We're absolutely over the moon because we took home the prize! You can check out the episodes of The 3100 here! na2.hubs.ly/H05_fp20

Tomorrow, at the Unbound Gravel event, our friend and gravel bike star Yuri Hauswald is jumping into the starting line of the 200-mile race. It's a grueling course with a massive field of athletes. Yuri will start dead last and is raising money for the Lifetime Foundation!

Kenton Cool has done it again! Last night, at the highest point of the world, Kenton Cool nabbed his 20th summit of Everest with his longtime partner Dorjee Gyelzen. Kenton is one of our longtime friends and Mark Fisher got this shot of him at the top in 2018!

The whole team has been down in Moab for the last 2 weeks working hard on a series for iFIT. Visiting some of our favorite trails and viewpoints for the iFIT platform has been such a treat! We've already logged over 200 miles on our feet and even more in the saddle for iFIT bike!

Happy May!  Our team is all heading down to the desert for a 2-week shoot, and we couldn't be more excited! April Showers lead May Flowers, and we've got our eyes out for Fishhook, Prickly Pear, Claret Cup (pictured) and even more of the delights that the desert has to offer.

We're celebrating 5 years of iFIT workouts at Fisher Creative, and what an amazing 5 years it has been! Through the hundreds of workouts in dozens of amazing locations around the world, honestly, the real glue that brings these amazing projects together is the Trainers!

April 13-20th is International Dark Sky Week, and in the Tetons, as well as down in our Moab office, the night sky is absolutely putting on a show. (seen by this epic shot from the Utah desert). Check out the International Dark Sky Places map here na2.hubs.ly/H04Xtjg0.

Last April, Scott Rogers snapped this photo of veteran guide Dean Staples, descending Mera Peak. The summit of Mera, at 6461 meters, or 21,190 feet, is also roughly the same altitude as our Camp 2 on Mt. Everest, where we ended up spending a couple of weeks during the project.