Niklaus Kuhn—a Swiss adventurer with his sights set on hiking Highland Bowl 80 times in one season, all leading up to his 80th birthday.

Erik and Sarah take a 69 day Baffin holiday to ski mountains, climb an epic big wall, and cross a glacier in search of new rivers to white water kayak.

At the unlikely intersection of endurance cycling and freeride skiing, this film paints a poignant portrait of Iceland’s severe weather and unforgiving landscape.

From the dusty archives of the Alpine Club, two filmmakers set out for Nepal to find the exact spot from where the first photographic images of Everest were taken in 1899.

Set against a rugged Scottish backdrop, Alter Ego follows endurance mountain biker Kyle Beattie as he rides the fine line between control and chaos.

Anti Pollution Pirates follows a small crew who hike into a remote Highland beach to clear some of the huge volume of waste washed ashore.

Nestled within the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands, small communities carry on a lifestyle shaped by history and bound to the land.

The fears that a 70-year-old grandfather goes through when ski touring - death, desire and time constitute the internal conflict of this adventure, which may be the last.

Alex Bellini's extreme journey to the Vatnajökull glacier in Iceland becomes an opportunity for the Italian explorer to reflect on the very meaning of exploration and the concept of limits.

In the 1970's, lesbians across the United States moved out to wild, untamed landscapes to build a world without men. Some of them never left.

Dr. Albert Jose "Doc" Jones, dedicates himself to finding and recovering the remains of others, and to making sure those lost souls will never be forgotten.

A climate focused short film opening the conversation about carbon capture through the means of peatland restoration in the beautiful Cumbrian landscape.

Bernardo and Diego lived a surfer’s dream, yet also faced immense hardship, raising themselves after being abandoned young.

The film traces the emotional cleansing and inner balance that skiing—especially freeriding—offers two young riders.

A heartfelt portrait of movement, resilience, and the joy found in every step forward - Colin McCormick is a local trail running legend in the small community of Kitimat British Columbia.

The joys, challenges and aspirations of a group of young mountain bike riders from the Dyfi Valley in Mid-Wales.

On July 24, 2024, a wildfire tore through Jasper, Alberta, reducing aerialist Sasha Galitzki's home to ashes - here she rebuilds her life and confronts the realities of a warming world.

Two adventure-loving dads pedalling through the Swiss Alps — with their two-year-old co-pilots in tow, they tackle a 180km, 6,000m-climbing mountain bike loop - fun!

Two decades after the expedition that launched his art career, Indigenous artist Alfred Villeneuve returns by canoe to paint on his ancestral land.

On the vast Greenlandic ice sheet climate change is threatening the close and sacred connection between the land moulded by ice and the Inuit who live there.

A portrait of young fell runner Sonny Ashton-Fitch filmed during the spring season as he trains for the annual Three Peaks Fell Race.

Renowned alpinists Ines Papert and Sarah Huenekin climb past the age of 50 - pushing themselves harder while learning more about each other, as well as themselves.

Find Mòr follows a group of canyoneers over the span of two years as they embark on a journey of exploration into the hidden corners of the Scottish Highlands.

Join Jack Lowe (82 years) and Jiggs Barasara (50 years) as they attempt an ambitious cycling trip of 320 km and 10,000 vertical metres in just 7 days across the classic climbs featured in the Tour de France.

Follow one week of réttir - the annual Icelandic sheep round-up - through the eyes of the families who still drive their flocks down from the highlands every autumn.

Follows climbers Hayden Jamieson, Jacob Cook, and Will Sharp as they return to Chile’s remote Cochamó Valley to attempt the first free ascent of Picaflor.

Made as part of a UKRI-funded research project, the UK Treescapes Programme, exploring how riparian woodlands can support climate resilience and ecological recovery.

A triplet born with cerebral palsy six weeks before his siblings, Clay has spent his life defying expectations and recently, pushing the limits of what’s possible in skiing and surfing.

Fossils and Rocks explores how indoor climbing has evolved since the first indoor climbing centre in the United Kingdom, Mile End Climbing Wall, was established in 1986.

The SEND Collective — the closest thing to social media stardom the kayaking world has ever seen — embarks on an unknown river deep in the jungles of Gabon.

Generation Shegeng follows the climbers and visionaries searching for the next frontier-Shegeng Cave, a massive limestone arch hidden in the Guangxi mountains.

Professional climber Emily Harrington has summited Everest, 8000-meter peaks, and dominated the competition circuit but, her greatest challenge extends beyond the physical.

In the quiet rhythm of gardening, Bee explores how time in nature helps them reflect, connect, and nurture what matters most.