Burton Presents: Backcountry

September. 09,2013

Rating：

5.2

Genre：

Documentary

Keywords：

Sport Snowboarding Backcountry

Trailer Synopsis Cast

Burton’s four-part web series, [SNOWBOARDING] kicks off today with the release of the first episode, BACKCOUNTRY. This episode takes you deep into the mountains of British Columbia, the Pacific Northwest, Switzerland, and beyond. Featuring the riding of Jussi Oksanen, Terje Haakonsen, Jeremy Jones, Nicolas Müller, Mikey Rencz, and Mark Sollors, BACKCOUNTRY highlights heavy riding on massive cheesewedges, natural big mountain lines, hairy cliff drops, and soft landings.

Jeremy Jones as Himself

Terje Haakonsen as Himself

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