Screening Info

Doors open at 6 pm, Program begins at 7pm and entry will be limited after 7:15 pm, during the screening. Program will include an intermission and ends at 9:30 pm.

Please note that no outside food or beverages are permitted.

FILM PROGRAM

8 min

Miles to Go

James Saunders

Trans trail runner Perry Cohen forms a team with fellow trans men to compete in trail races in states proposing and passing hateful anti-LGBTQ+ legislation.

14 min

Quinn Brett and The Tour Divide

Justin Boyer & Andy Earl

Adaptive cyclist Quinn Brett explores the Great Divide, 2,450-miles on the US Continental Divide by handcycle, and other great divides separate us.

20 min

Seasons on the Kyoto Trail

Porter Erisman

A stunning journey through the sacred mountains and temples surrounding Kyoto, ‘Seasons on the Kyoto Trail’ takes audiences through the spiritual heart of Japan.

4 min

Trans Bhutan Trail

Sonam Phuntsho

This short documentary shares a taste of what the Trans Bhutan Trail has to offer as it follows two young men walking across their home country.

55 min

Why We Walk

Eric Bishop

Follow the journey of three Black men, from across the globe, united to empower and de-stigmatize urban communities of color and their participation in the great outdoors.

Benefit Organizations

Local Organization

Southern Appalachian Wilderness Stewards (SAWS)

SAWS sets standards of excellence that inspire, connect, and equip people to steward wild landscapes. We believe that taking care of wild public lands and connecting them to the next generation matters and share responsibility to create equity in access to the outdoors. We work hard for our community to take care of remote areas and trails by hiring enthusiastic and talented staff, providing workforce capacity in traditional trail skills, expertise in trail maintenance, and training in environmental stewardship.

Photo above by Mason Boring

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Global Organization

World Trails Ambassadors (World Trails Network)

World Trails Ambassadors are rising leaders from across the globe, supporting a global trails movement while being community agents from their own countries. Ambassadors commit to a two-year term, supporting local projects and connecting with global trail leaders by serving on World Trails Network task teams. The current leaders, ages 20-35, represent communities across the world, including Ghana, Jordan, Paraguay, the Philippines, Nepal, South Africa, Indonesia, Canada, and the USA.