Remembering Erik Roner - Ski BASE on Cody Peak at Jackson Hole

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Erik Roner Ski BASE of "Talk Is Cheap", a line that cliffs out on Cody Peak in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. This segment is from teton Gravity's film Anomaly.

 


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