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There is no question that Will Gadd has been known to push the limits when it comes to ice climbing, but in this video he may have gone a step too far. In the clip below we join Gadd as he sets out to climb the challenging Helmcken Falls in British Colombia using nothing but natural gear. Along the way, we also get a look at some prototype gear coming our way from Black Diamond . Fun stuff.

Last February, speed-climbing phenom Dani Arnold traveled to British Columbia in Canada to attempt a new route on the frozen Helmcken Falls. This video takes along for that adventure as Arnold makes his way through a frozen wonderland. We know that he is good at setting speed records in the Alps and on other big peaks, but here we see his skill on ice too.

What do you get when you combine 400 km (248 miles) of bikepacking and packrafting in a remote region of British Columbia? For starters, you get one truly amazing adventure as you'll see in the clip below. In this short documentary we going a group of three friends as they set off into northwest BC to explore a part of the world that remains mostly wild and untouched by man. This part of Canada spawns there critically important rivers and is an untamed part of the world for sure. It is an amazing trip that takes them further than they ever expected.

If you need further proof that British Columbia has some of the best mountain biking in the world, just take a look at this clip. In it, we join Mike Hopkins as he explores his own backyard, discovering amazing trails, breathtaking scenery, and plenty of wilderness. These are the kinds of trails we all dream about riding and even if we can't get out on those trails today, maybe this video will help us make it to the weekend. Mike Hopkins: The Backyard from Diamondback Bicycles on Vimeo .