Dream pow skiing on November 2nd

Name: Dream pow skiing on November 2nd
Uploaded: 2025-11-04T00:00:00Z
Duration: 12 min

12:34 min • 04/11/2025

From skipowd.tv :

Two dedicated backcountry skiers embarked on a grueling 37-kilometer trek starting at 1 AM to hunt down early-season powder on November second. Navigating deep snow during an intense 18-hour mission, these athletes captured their freeride lines and deep powder turns using POV cameras. This demanding expedition showcases pure freeride discipline as they carve fresh tracks down untouched alpine bowls.

From Youtube :

Do you think this is worth walking 37 kilometres? My buddy and i started at 1AM and walked for 18 hours and walked 37 kilometres. It was one of the biggest missions both of us have done and we are so tired. We hope you enjoy the video! This video is filmed 100% on GoPro hero 13 and GoPro MAX2

Freeride POV

Athletes

Carter Durlacher

Whistler, British Columbia, Canada | Active: 2024-present public junior freeride record | Discipline: Junior Freeride and Big-Mountain Skiing | Known for: FWT Junior Americas results, Kicking Horse IFSA Junior win, Whistler powder clips Kicking Horse With The Junior Field Below The Kicking Horse face held British Columbia cold, broken snow and enough open terrain to separate a clean freeride line from a rushed one. Carter Durlacher entered the January 2024 IFSA Junior event as a Whistler skier still early in his public record, then left with the ski men win. The result did not make him a senior freeride name overnight.... Read more on the Athlete page