Provo Peak (11,068') marks the next summit on the hit list, when the boys discover alpine ice crust existing on all the summits above 10,500'. Leaving the peak-bagging for later in the season, the crew sessions the trees and couloirs of the mid-elevation slopes and ride the blower Utah powder in classic Wasatch form.

Another season starts off strong when the boys summit two peaks over 11,000', adding Superior and Monte Cristo to their list of mountains to climb for 2011. Featuring the talents of Parker Alec Cross, Andy Earl, Hayden Price, and Blake Nyman, episode one will keep you hungering for more.

In response to what viewers like you have asked for, the Wasatch Team put a whole lot of miles on their boots, snowmobiles, and chairlifts to generate the hardest hitting episode yet. With locations varying from the streets of Ogden, to the 11,000 foot faces, Episode Four will leave you wishing the season were longer.

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Featuring the talents of Parker Cross, Andy Earl, Daryl Young, JP Sokolowski, Uriel Ruvalcaba, Derek Olthuis, Stain Reichman, Cooper Hoffmeister, Ben Millsaps, Jason Hindman and Stosh Lemberes.

Parker and the boys venture into the backcountry for the first time this season and do some man-boarding. Venturing into the relative safe zones of Cardiff Peak, Flagstaff Mountain, and Grizzly Gulch, the team gets a small sample of just how good the deep stuff is in the Central Wasatch. Jonesing for deeper and steeper lines, come watch as Andy Earl, Uriel Ruvalcaba, Derek Olthuis, Daryl Young, Stain Reichman, and Parker Alec Cross hunt for the goods and warm up their hiking legs for future episodes. Filmed entirely on the Canon 5D Mark II system, episode three is guaranteed to induce a hunger for the powder that can only be satisfied by staying tuned for future episodes.

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Avalanche danger keeps the boys grounded, and they improvise in the best way they know how: With some bagels, some BK, and a good 'ole fashioned backflip jump. Filmed entirely on the Canon 5D Mark II by Parker Alec Cross, Episode Two calms things down, while simultaneously reminding us how serious of a situation we have here in the Wasatch this season. Featuring the talents of Andy Earl and JP Sokolowski, as well as a cameo by Keola, a simple backflip was never so satisfying.

After a summer of anticipation, Wasatch: The Official Production Podcast is back, and it's hitting harder than ever. Featuring the talents of Hamish Martin, Nick Hyne, Ozzy Henning, JP Sokolowski, Andy Earl, Jordan Rehrer, Brett Wilson, Chris Green, Benji Oppan, Daryl Young, Steven Grimes, Beau Day, Oakley Hill, Dallin Twilligear, Eric Long, and Elijah P. Whitney. Filmed entirely on the Canon EOS 5D Mark II and 7D by Parker Alec Cross, the season gets started the right way. crossroadstudios.com

In amazing HD quality, the boys sum up the season and get stoked on some epic recap footage from 2008-2009, shots ranging from the Sierra Nevada range to the tops of the mighty Wasatch. Filmed entirely on the new Canon EOS 5D Mark II, with cinematography and post-production by Parker Alec Cross, episode eight will blow your mind and make you wish that the season wasn't over. Stay tuned for Parker's full-length documentary to be released in August.

As the season winds down, join the boys for some spring-time slush. Featuring the riding of Hamish Martin, Jordan Rehrer, Parker Cross, Kory Cross, and Oakley Hill, and filmed entirely on the new Canon EOS 5D Mark II DSLR in stunning HD clarity. Special thanks to our sponsors:

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Step behind the scenes with the Wasatch crew and see a little bit of what it takes to set up a ski/snowboard photo shoot. Filmed entirely with the new Canon EOS 5D Mark II, and shot on location in the Wasatch. Special thanks to Todd Stay Photography, Powdershots, Revolution, Exempt, A79 Clothing, Board of Provo, and Rog Johnson.

The mid-season slumps hit everyone, and sometimes it's all you can take to keep your momentum going, and with a little bit of perseverance, you can turn the slumps into some of the most fun of whole year. Filmed entirely on the new Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Episode Five showcases the love of the shred, spitting in the face of adversity. Featuring the riding of Derek Olthuis, Jade Magnum Thomason, Blake Hansen, Grant Conrad, Park Cross, Jordan Brewer, and Jordan Rehrer. Filmed on location at Park City Mountain Resort and in the southern Idaho backcountry.