Since the beginning of the pandemic, Scotland has witnessed a spectacular rise in those participating in cold water swimming. In a country that enjoys thousands of miles of dramatic coastline, an abundance of beautiful lochs, waterfalls and rivers, ordinary folk up and down the country have brave...

Caroline Burrows is the self-named Bristol Bike Bard, using the journeys on her bicycle to inspire verses from the light-hearted and comical to social commentary, in turn attempting to address the stigma around conversations about mental health.

Since forever we have walked paths into existence. Now we choose to follow them at our leisure. Re-awaken to the possibilities that await us all just beyond our front door. Be touched by three people who remind us how just a thimbleful of nature can fill our souls. And consider how crossing...

After experiencing injustice when hiking in the English countryside, Amira Patel decided she wanted to help create a safe space for Muslim women outdoors. She founded her own group, the Wanderlust Women. During lockdown, Amira found a love of wild swimming: it was a place of stillness, in which s...

WE ARE LIKE WAVES is an intimate look into how surfing changes Sanu’s life, documenting the struggles and breakthroughs of becoming a female Sri Lankan surfer. Along the South Coast of Sri Lanka, surfing is everywhere. Yet only foreigners and local men fill the lineups. Surfing is not seen as a s...

The Tipping Point is a ‘thank you’ letter to the winter. As cyclists, we noticed a clear shift. Any traces of autumn take a bow and we’re left with winter in its purest form. The woods turn to deep, dark, earthy shades and seem devoid of life. Temperatures and traction drop hand-in-hand and rides...

Jon Yazzie struggled to connect to his cultural identity for some time, leading him to make the wrong life choices and lack a sense of belonging. It wasn't until he discovered bikepacking and made his way back to the Navajo reservation that he could regain that connection and feel at peace with h...

A funny, heartwarming and honest conversation with The Pinnacle Club. Highlighting women's longstanding involvement in climbing, and aiming to rebalance a narrative which has been primarily about men; join members of the club as they celebrate their centenary during a global pandemic.

What do the UK's National Parks really look like? To see what these landscapes are made-up of, let's go on a walk. Each second of the walk reveals 1% of our National Parks and how they appear from above. Are you ready for the UK's national parks in 100 seconds?

A Land For Everyone is a short film documenting the work of skateboard and adventure photographer Hannah Bailey, and skateboarder, Lyndsay McLaren. As women who grew up in rural Scotland, Hannah and Lyndsay's teenage selves never imagined a career in skateboarding would be possible, so this adven...

In August 2021 James Forrest took on the UK's National Three Peaks, attempting to break the record for an unsupported, solo hike of the 500-mile route. A long term advocate for promoting discussion of mental health awareness, especially in men, James provides an honest, heartfelt insight into the...

Riding GBDURO, his first unsupported bikepacking race from Land’s End to John O’Groats, is Mark Beaumont’s 'Maiden Race'. Holding the record for the fastest circumnavigation of the world by bike he is used to tough challenges, but GBDURO is a whole different level. This story, plus the wider GBDU...

Beyond the Break is a documentary about Sam Danniels, a multi-sport professional athlete in three para-skiing disciplines, as well as cycling, snowmobiling and paragliding. Sam Danniels refuses to let his life-changing spinal cord injury become a barrier to the many outdoor sports that he loves....

When am I going to see someone who looks like me? Am I going to have to do it myself? An action-driven ski and snowboard film elevating people of color, women and adaptive athletes.

A 71km line across the Cairngorms, no trail, no roads, no power lines. The longest line is the furthest you can travel without crossing a manmade road or structure in the UK. People have tried and failed. Follow Jenny Graham and Calum Maclean on one of the few remaining pioneering expeditions in...

Soul Deep is a look inside a burgeoning rock climbing movement of inner-city African Americans taking up the sport and making it their own. At 14-minutes it explores non-profit gym Memphis Rox and three of its customers who are finding their own ways to identify with the sport.

A short documentary about an adaptive surfer’s journey to restart. Rebirth focuses on Benoit, a surfer from the Basque country, fighting for his love of riding waves after a freak accident resulted in him losing an arm. Through deep perseverance and an upbeat spirit, the challenge to adapt develo...

Ebb and Flow is a film produced, shot and edited by Alice Ward. It features the experiences of three fearless females and their passion for surfing the waves off the west coast of Ireland. Filmed throughout 2019 Alice captures the mystical relationship these amazing women have with the power and...

Bristol Steppin Sistas are a new grassroots walking group of women of colour established in Bristol in April 2021 that aims to reach out to local women in the area who identify with our lived experience to encourage an interest in walking and thriving in open spaces. Filmed during a walk around K...

Meet Stormskater – a London based roller-skater who started skating by picking up tips and techniques from other skaters in different spots in the city. Now, she’s one of the most well known skaters in the UK. She gives us insight into the increasingly popular sport and its community, its relevan...

Facing some of the most challenging terrain in the world, Valentine Fabre and Hillary Gerardi, two world class athletes, attempt to be the first women to ski the Haute Route non-stop from Chamonix to Zermatt. For Valentine, the Haute Route has deep personal resonance. Her husband had set the...

The uncertain future of skiing in Scotland has inspired Jamie Kunka to make sustainable skis out of wood. Based in his cabin in the Scottish Highlands, Jamie is the last ski maker in Scotland. Jamie began teaching himself how to make his wooden skis after watching a Vimeo Staff Pick by Wyatt Visu...

Jude Palmer became incredibly ill with mental health struggles. Liminal explores how wild swimming in rivers, lakes and oceans has helped her deal with her illness and how she now helps others discover the benefits of nature and being in water. Jude likes having adventures and loves taking o...

Over 80% of the world's oceans are unexplored. Pro surfer/scientist Cliff Kapono and the MEGA lab are trying to map the reefs at the best surf breaks on the planet. Using new technology, the spirit of adventure and the desire to engage local community members, the team quickly discovers the...

'Forest to Ocean' tells the story behind a special surfboard collaboration between Alan Stokes and Otter Surfboards. The high-performance twin fin board is shaped with locally sourced timber using traditional methods. Filmed in Cornwall where Alan and James call home, the film explores the import...

A story of transition and renewal in the rural west, Craig, America shares the many perspectives that encompass a community upheld by coal but looks towards a future without it. It brings to life the unique story of Craig, Colorado, and how its people, economy, and community are both resilie...

The Frozen Frog follows Ben Robinson’s attempt to become the first person to complete the last greatLake District challenge yet to be overcome in winter, The Frog Whitton. The route includes 96 miles of cycling over some of the hardest mountain passes in the UK, interspersed with 6 miles of...

In the farmland of England’s East Anglia, a search and rescue mission is underway. A team is working to excavate land haunted by ghosts… but these are not ordinary ghosts… they are ghost ponds. Norfolk used to have more ponds than any other English county, but over the past 50 years the pressures...

Nasim is a free climber, the only woman able to open new routes in Iran. She’s facing a double mountain to climb, both physical and cultural, as her passion collides with the strict policies concerning women's freedom in her country. And she has a dream: open a new route in the Alps.

The Northwest Highlands is an area unlike any other on Earth. Wild, storm-weathered wildernesses of rock, heather and bog stretch north for hundreds of miles. Laying claim to the lowest population density in Western Europe, it nevertheless supports a people with a proud history and culture, who d...