Jeremy is awarded 10 Time Big Mountain Rider of the Year and #6 Rider overall - Snowboarder Magazine

Snowboarder Magazine Rider Polls are in and Jeremy has taken the spot of Best Big Mountain Rider for the 10th Time.

Jeremy was also voted as the #6 Rider of the Year overall.

 

"Further" teaser released!

Jones, TGR release 'Further' teaser

ESPN.com

It's that time of the year again. Teaser season is upon us. Jeremy Jones and TGR are here to kick things off for us with a new trailer for 'Further,' which if you don't know about by now, you really haven't been paying attention. (Don't worry, you can catch up on all the behind the scenes action from the making of the movie in the 'Further Unplugged' web series.) The bigger news is that a date has been set for the 'Further' premiere. It's set to make its debut in Jones' home of Tahoe, Calif., at Squaw Valley on September 7. Check the TGR website to view the full list of tour dates. In the meantime, sit back and enjoy a taste of the epic adventure Jones and friends have in store for us come fall. 

Transworld
Jeremy Jones is back with his new film, Further. Further will explore some of the world’s most remote mountain terrain while continuing Jones’ mission to camp deep in the backcountryand on the summits of unridden lines to access nearly vertical spines and wide-open powder fields. Join Jeremy and his crew as they push their minds and bodies Further.
Further is featuring riding from: Jeremy Jones, Terje Haakonsen, Ryland Bell, Lucas Debari, Forrest Shearer, Josh Dirksen, Mitch Toelderer, Bibi Pekarek.
Filmed on location at : Japanese Alps / Atomfjella Mountains, Norway / Karwendel Range, Austria / Wrangell Mountains, Alaska / Sierra Mountains, California

Snowboarder, EWallstreeter

As nine-time SNOWBOARDER Magazine Big Mountain Rider of the Year, Jeremy Jones is one of the most acclaimed snowboarders to ever strap in. With his new movie, Jones and his band of big mountain bandits aim to ride some of the most remote peaks in the world's most exotic locales. From the makers of Deeper comes Jeremy's second film Further, where Jeremy travels to the ends of the earth to get the goods. Watch the trailer and hold your breath now.

  
Outside TV, OnBoard
For the last two winters, Jeremy and the crew at Teton Gravity Research have been working hard on producing their follow up to the acclaimed Deeper so, without further ado, here’s the first proper look at Further. It’s dramatic.
You’ll have seen glimpses of what they’ve been cooking up in the Further Unplugged webisodes and this looks like it’ll be following a similar M.O. but taking it, ahem, further. Deeper was certainly an engrossing experience and we’ve got a feeling Further is gonna be equally epic. Stay tuned for premiere tour info and more.
Here’s how TGR break it down: “Further will explore some of the world’s most remote mountain terrain while continuing Jones’ mission to camp deep in the backcountry and on the summits of unridden lines to access nearly vertical spines and wide-open powder fields. Join Jeremy and his crew as they push their minds and bodies Further.”
  
Frequency
The second film from Jeremy Jones and TGR, "Further" builds upon 2010's "Deeper" and expands the range and commitment of Jones and crew's explorations. From Norway to Austria to Alaska's unexplored Wrangell Mountains, from Jones to Haakonsen to Debari to Dirksen, here's the teaser--we can't wait to see the full feature this fall.   

Snowboarder Magazine - 9 page Feature on Jeremy Jones

 

Read the full story at link above

Snowboarder - Props to Jer in "Big Mountains are Getting Huge"

"Big Mountains are Getting Huge"

Writer - Blair Habenicht
Jeremy Jones is a rider I always viewed as an anti-hero of snowboarding, not giving much thought to anything else but riding big, scary lines.  And yes, he has been the most recognized big-mountian rider of the decade, but in comparison to the media attention that freestyle commands, Jeremy's past coverage and global influence has been relatively light and directed almost solely at freeriders.  That has changed, tough.  After "Deeper" came out, the increase of backcountry travelers in the Pacific Northwest was undeniable, which I doubt was a geographically isolated incident.

His abandonment of helicopters and snowmobiles in as endearing an endeavor  rider of his caliber has ever taken in an attempt to show the possibilities of riding big lines are hard to get to, yes, but nonetheless available within most snowboarders budgets and locales.  That may not have been his goal, but it was accomplished.  And in branching out by filming and marketing his own signature movie, Jeremy has also managed to capture the attention of another audience that has no real interest in going out and riding the terrain themselves - an audience that see snowboarding as a sport, not a lifestyle.

This is the tipping point for Jeremy, from anti-hero of a lifestyle of riding big mountains, to a hero whose face can now be used to sell headphones at Best Buy.  This is no slight to Jeremy; it simply reflects the current market trends and that his ideas and lifestyle are what people desire in their own existence.

"The people filling up the backcountry are not influenced by mainstream advertising.  They are people that want to keep evolving their snowboarding and get away from crowded resorts.  In this crowded world of constant connectivity and increasing rules and laws, the backcountry is a place to cut yourself off from society and experience freedom." - Jeremy Jones

Snowboarder - "Big Mountain Rider of the Year", #5 "Rider of the Year"