With Coronavirus restrictions still in place and self-isolating the new reality, what better way to spend your time than engaging in a bit of armchair travelling whilst we wait out the worst of it. From mountain top adventures to deep powder and epic feats, we’ve rounded up some of the best ski movies of all time to provide you with the perfect ski flick escapism. So, what are you waiting for? Sit back, relax and let your imagination set the limit on your plans for next seasons ski adventure.

Warren Miller’s Steep and Deep 

Watch as skiers and riders like Stein Eriksen, Phil Mahre, and Billy Kidd shape the world of modern skiing into what it is today as they travel across the globe from Alaska down to New Zealand and everywhere in between.

Same Difference

From the award-winning Legs of Steel comes an exciting documentary that will draw you into the seemingly divided worlds that play out within some of skiing’s most unique and exciting disciplines. 

Blizzard of Aahhh’s 

This is Greg Stump’s legendary rockumentary-style ski film that put him and, ultimately, extreme skiing on the map with the spotlight on some of the sport’s greatest stars in some of the world’s most spectacular ski destinations.

Few Words – Candide Thovex

Few Words is an award-winning documentary that retraces the life story of the most accomplished skier in the world Candide Thovex. This film will give you an insight into the legend behind the goggles and take you to the most beautiful mountains on the planet. 

Afterglow 

Hailed as one of the most cinematically profound ski films ever made, Afterglow is a testament to the Sweetgrass legacy of creating bold, uncompromising, creative imagery. Filmed at night in B.C. and Alaska’s backcountry with powerful lights and ski suits studded with LED lights.