Outdoor Research Tiny House
Everyone wants to be the all-sacrificing powder hound, vagabonding from storm to storm, with no possessions, a bank devoid of money, but full of powder turns. In some places, we know true ski bums. People who dont have cars, jobs, friends on powder days, or houses (or at least houses that dont live in trees).
We kno Home is the Outdoor Research Tiny House. The OR Tiny House Tour kicks off (Outdoor Research) Joining The Tiny House Movement Two winters ago my partner Zack Giffin, our buddy Neil Provo and I joined the Tiny House movement.
We built a miniature cabin on a trailer in Colorado, hitched it to a funky old diesel truck, and set out to chase winter. Episode One: Snowed in at the Mt. Baker parking lot.
Neil Provo, Zak Giffin, and Molly Baker join local Ben Price for a memorable first stop of the Tiny Hous... The idea of chasing winter around North America is beyond rad and the Outdoor Research Tiny House crew made the best of their tough journey and found their paradise. The Outdoor Research tiny house story continues into another winter.
The two short films below capture Winters People and Parking Lot Culture. What stands out to me most is that their tiny house enables the freedom required for the life these folks live. You wont see much of the house in the videos below; so Outdoor Research Tiny House Tour 2014 Read More
A tiny house that has seen it's fair share of fresh powder. The Outdoor Research Sidecountry skiers and snowboarders have been traveling with their 112-square-foot tiny house. All in the search of the perfect ski area.
I invite you to join Molly Baker, Zack Griffin, Neil Provo, Sam Giffin, and Andrew Walbon- along with their tiny home- in the photos and videos below: Season two of the Outdoor Research Tiny House Tour filmed in 2013. Featuring Neil Provo, Zak Giffin, Molly Baker, and friends.
The Tiny House also serves as a pop-up outdoor screening room when needed. Our job at Outdoor Research is to inspire and equip more people to get outside and follow their own adventures. Sharing the adventures of the Tiny House Tour with everyone is one way for us to do so, said Charlie Lozner, director of marketing for Outdoor Research.
The tiny house arrived in Utah at the beginning of a storm cycle that would invigorate the mountain community with pow turns, while burying a weak layer in the snowpack that would require trepidation in the backcountry. In the two weeks the tiny house lived in Utah, many slides were seen and experienced by skiers and snowboarders across the ...
