The Most Scenic Jump Session Ever | Olympians and Next-Gen Rippers Tear Up Grand Targhee

Profile and significance Grace Henderson is an American freeski slopestyle and big air specialist born on April 28, 2001, and raised in Durham, New Hampshire. A product of the East Coast park scene and the Waterville Valley BBTS club, she has climbed from small local hills to the very top tier of women’s park skiing. S.... Read more on the Athlete page

Aberdeen, Scotland | Active: 2018-present | Known for: Olympic top-five finishes, 2026 X Games slopestyle gold, slopestyle and overall Park & Pipe Crystal Globes | Current: active Team GB freeski leader working with Red Bull and Völkl after a comeback season built around World Cup wins in Tignes, Secret Garden and Aspen Livigno, last run, no space left. Kirsty Muir stood at the top of the 2026 Olympic slopestyle final already carrying the weight of the whole week. Her first run was gone.... Read more on the Athlete page

S. Olympic team member and globally recognised film skier. S.... Read more on the Athlete page

Profile and significance Troy Podmilsak is one of the heaviest-hitting big air and slopestyle skiers on the planet, a rider from Park City, Utah, who has already rewritten what is possible in contest freeskiing while still in his early twenties. Born on 23 August 2004, he exploded onto the global stage by winning double gold in slopestyle and big air at the 2022 Junior World Championships, then followed that up with a landmark season in 2022–23 that saw him claim his first World Cup podium and the FIS Freestyle World Championship title in men’s big air. In Bakuriani, Georgia, he took gold with a never-been-done forward triple cork 2160 mute, instantly cementing his reputation as the rider willing and able to push rotation and trick design beyond anything that had been landed in competition before.... Read more on the Athlete page

Overview and significance Grand Targhee is a powder-first resort on the west side of the Tetons, perched above the town of Driggs, Idaho but located across the state line in Alta, Wyoming. It is the quiet, storm-catching counterpart to its famous neighbor over the divide, with a reputation for deep cycles, forgiving landings, and sustained, leg-friendly fall lines. The resort’s footprint spans 2,602 acres with a 2,270-foot vertical drop, six lifts, and an average of 500+ inches of annual snowfall, all spread over two primary summits—Fred’s Mountain and Peaked Mountain—with in-bounds, hike-only terrain on Mary’s Nipple when conditions allow.... Read more on the Location page

Brand overview and significance Teton Gravity Research (TGR) is one of skiing’s defining media houses: founded in the Tetons in the mid-1990s, headquartered near Jackson Hole, and built by riders who wanted films to reflect real mountain decision-making. Over three decades, TGR has helped set the visual language of big-mountain and freeride skiing—long, honest line shots, athlete-driven objectives, and film tours that mark the start of winter for communities worldwide. The company’s catalog spans seminal Alaska segments and Jackson Hole storm days to modern, athlete-led stories that balance consequence with creativity.... Read more on the Sponsor page