Migrations Official 2014 Ski Trailer from Stellar Media

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Stellar Media's MIGRATIONS series is an ongoing documentation of the relentless pursuit for perfect conditions.

Traveling long distances is a matter of survival for some animal species, however for the adventurous human it is a way of life. All creatures are connected by a natural impulse to search, discover, and live. For in the end, we must all follow our instincts.

The inevitable change in season presents new opportunity for discovery and if we listen closely to MotherNature, then we may just find ourselves in the right place at the right time.

Locations

Haines, Alaska, Canada, India

Athletes

Colter Hinchliffe, Lynsey Dyer, Lexi DuPont, Sam Cohen, Leo Ahrens, Jacqui Edgerly, Thayne Rich, Wyatt Caldwell, Yancy Caldwell, Vanessa Aadland, Hayden Price, Kalen Thorien, and Tony Rossi

 


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