On one of New England’s busiest alpine trails, conservation crews race against erosion, climate pressures, and inequity to protect both the landscape and the future of outdoor stewardship.
Award: Official Selection
OUR LAND
As tensions rise between conservationists, landowners, and activists, Britain’s battle over who has the right to roam exposes centuries of class conflict and environmental urgency.
Mother River
Kayaker Devin Brown embarks on a historic solo descent of the Mississippi River to become the first Black woman known to complete the journey alone.
hitoláayca (Going Upriver)
As Devin Reuben trains to become the first certified Nez Perce whitewater guide of his generation, he fights to reclaim a river culture nearly erased by colonization.
Haven
After decades of addiction, a woman with no athletic background discovers trail running and a fiercely supportive community that could help her outrun her past.
Hardrock Perspectives
Veteran ultrarunners reveal the obsession, suffering, and transcendence behind conquering Colorado’s legendary Hardrock 100.
Goecha La: Towards Five Treasures
A breathtaking Himalayan trek toward Kangchenjunga becomes a spiritual journey through some of the world’s most awe-inspiring and unforgiving landscapes.
From Dirt
In California’s Eastern Sierra, marginalized young adults find purpose, resilience, and transformation through brutal conservation work and life lived close to the land.
Emil & Karl: Little Wheels, Big Mountains
Two fathers attempt an ambitious bikepacking journey across the Swiss Alps with their toddlers in tow, only to discover the real challenge is balancing adventure with parenthood.
Dipsea Generations
Five young Bay Area runners chase glory in America’s oldest trail race while redefining who belongs in the sport.
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