Just because we can’t get to the cinemas at the moment doesn’t mean we have to miss out on our adrenaline fix. With so many fantastic adventure films available to us in our own homes, it can be hard to know where to start. We have popped together a list of our favourite film tours and videos available to you right now from the comfort of your own couch. Keep that love of adventure alive!

MountainFilm On Tour – Australia and NZ

We have to start with Mountain Film on Tour, an epic collection of adventure from around the globe. Whether you’re into trekking, climbing, skiing, riding or anything where there are mountains involved this tour has something for you! This fantastic line up has been handpicked from the MountainFilm Festival in Telluride, Colorado.

 

Imagination

For all those snow lovers out there frothing over the recent dumps, this one is for you! This short film takes childhood imagination and crosses it with the legendary Tom Wallisch’s ability, plus the creative input from The North Face and Sherpas Cinema, to create a dream come true for every skier and boarder. Check it out now!

Banff Film Festival

Featuring adrenaline-filled and scenic films from around the globe, Banff definitely doesn’t disappoint and lover of the outdoors with their selection of film.  You can check our their at home selection here.

Life of Pie

Mountain biking, pizza and inclusivity; what else could you want in a film? This short film from Patagonia features two epic mountain bikers who also just happen to be entrepreneurs who have a massive positive impact on their local community.

Free Solo

We know most of you have probably seen this amazing journey of iconic climber Alex Honnold’s free solo climb up the 3000ft El Capitan in Yosemite but if you haven’t it’s a must-watch, or if you have, watch it again! This film will have you on the edge of your seat while you watch the journey that this legendary climber undertook to accomplish his life long dream.

You can rent it from Google or watch it on Disney+.

Check out the trailer below.

 

Stumped

Maureen Beck, a funny and inspiring climber, loves nothing more than to hit the crag. Watch as she smashes some seriously tough routes and takes you into her world. You can watch the trailer and rent it here.

 

Takayna

The Takayna/Tarkine region in Tasmania is full of stunning old-growth rainforests, wildlife and ecosystems that are under threat from logging and mining. In the fight for the forest, an unusual method of land surveying is being used; trail running. Learn more about the fight to protect Takayna.

 

Pull out the popcorn and snacks, it’s time to get watching!

Let us know your favourite outdoor adventure films in the comments below. We always love to be inspired and to see epic adventurers in their element!

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Some 80 years ago, a young bushwalker's dissatisfaction with the limited and heavy bushwalking equipment available prompted him to design and make his own. Before long, word spread, and Paddy Pallin's lightweight, functional designs were soon in demand among fellow bushwalkers. From its early days the company has concentrated on supplying bushwalkers, travellers and adventurers with the highest quality and most advanced products and knowledge. Since 1930 the company has grown to become Australia's leading supplier of specialist outdoor and travel gear. The company, still owned by the Pallin family, now has thirteen stores throughout Australia as well as online, mail order and corporate sales divisions. We are using our vast wealth of knowledge, and experience, to build an online community where we can share our stories, reviews and tech tips to help you research and plan your next adventure.

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