Allie Rood Season Edit of Skiing, Rafting and Launching Cliffs

Take a Trip with Allie Rood and her GoPro
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In the past 4 years, skier and rafting guide Allie Rood has spent nearly 1300 days outside. After getting a GoPro, she captured 20 days over the past year, which highlights some of most memorable moments skiing, launching cliffs and rafting down the river.

 


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