Jeremy Jones' Higher

To start the Higher mission big mountain snowboarder Jeremy Jones will head to Jackson Hole, Wyoming to attempt to ride the Otterbody in Teton Park. Jeremy and the TGR team will face the harrowing climb to the summit of the Grand Teton.

Jeremy Jones and the TGR team ride the Otter-body, the premiere snowboard mountaineering runs in Teton National Park. A 55-degree patch of snow that sits exposed over a thousand feet of cliffs.

Jeremy Jones and the TGR team head to Alaska where they struggle to find a mission. When their main objective turns out to be too icy to ride they have no choice but to wait for a storm and hope things change.

When the storm they were hoping for hits harder than expected, Jeremy Jones and the TGR team face their worst storm yet stuck on the glacier. When the weather clears their main objective is transformed along with the team's spirits.

With good weather and stable conditions, Jeremy and the team attempt to climb the 4000-foot Alaskan face but the ice layer under the fresh snow continues to cause them problems.

After being stopped on his ascent twice because of the ice, Jeremy attempts to traverse the face a third time. When the ice shows itself on the face Jeremy loses his edge and goes sliding down the face towards exposed cliffs and crevasses.

Jeremy and the TGR team head to the Himalayan Mountains of Nepal in search of "Shangri La", a mythical face from a thirty-year-old photo.

After weeks of trekking to their basecamp in Nepal, Jeremy Jones and the TGR team have to figure out the snow and terrain of this untapped range. But the weather and the high altitude cast a shadow on their main objective.

A month into his trip to Nepal, with only days left to ride Shangri La, Jeremy Jones has finally summited his highest peak but when a thin layer of clouds comes in the team is forced to make a treacherous climb down the mountain.

The team tries to recuperate after being forced to climb down the mountain and then attempts once more to ride off the 21,000-foot summit of Shangri La, in the mountains of Nepal.