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In Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the winter of 2008 delivered a record-breaking 600” of snow, doubling the previous year’s total and creating legendary conditions. The Storm Show crew dives into weeks of endless powder, capturing cliff drops, speed-flying, and bold first descents. Stuntman Matt Combs launches from 500-foot cliffs with his paraglide, while skier Mike Tierney pushes limits on Cody Peak’s exposed faces. Veterans Rob Kingwill and Johnny Recchio embody the lifelong pursuit of perfect powder. The winter of ’08 became one for the record books — the season every rider dreams of.
600 Inches – The legendary winter of 2008 in Jackson Hole - Documentary
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