For Jones, taking this extended camp out method in the spring is all about exploring new areas with a safer, slower approach. Aside from a little snowmobile support haul in camp, the trip is foot-powered. The trip was born from the mind of pro-snowboarder Jeremy Jones, who roped in fellow riders Wyoming’s Mark Carter, Canadian Robin Van Gyn and a Teton Gravity Research production crew. Yet this range is rich with lines and the crew is in it for the long haul. Sensitive snowpack and private property confine their exploration. When and where to ride will be the new challenge when the storm ceases. They’re exploring this lesser known range. It’s late April and far out in an island mountain range high above the plains, a crew of 10 is camped out. A spring squall in the Crazy Mountains of southwestern Montana is delivering. A continuous blast piles snow around the littering of tents, slowly constricting them as the storm pushes through the night. The sound of flapping nylon follows the rhythm of howling wind gusts. Jackson Hole Snowboarder Magazine, a legendary independent shred publication based in Jackson, Wyoming. Trip photographer Ben Gavelda penned his perspective in the 2018/19 issue of In this brand new short film, take a deeper look at the mission that was originally showcased in the 2018 film Far Out. Last season Jeremy Jones, Robyn Van Gyn, and Mark Carter ventured deep into Montana's Crazy Mountains on a multi-day, foot-powered snowboarding expedition.
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