This is a documentary about people who hike the Pacific Crest Trail, and is in HD release date march 22, 2010. This is independently produced and any nature lover and hiker will enjoy the film. even the trailer is great.
http://tellitonthemountain.com/
http://vimeo.com/908175
the second link is the trailer in HD.
I cant wait to buy this.
ABOUT THE FILM...
Tell It On the Mountain is a documentary full of tall tales and alluring lore from the Pacific Crest Trail. A string of trails running through the center of California, Oregon and Washington, this vast and varied terrain holds a treasure trove of history - some already written, the rest in the making, season after season. And it's all ripe for the telling.
Our hikers will walk as many as 40 miles between water sources, hike through the longest uninterrupted stretch of wilderness in the US, cross life-threatening rivers and streams, climb 13,000 foot passes, take the infamous "Pancake Challenge" and generally just push through 20 miles a day for five straight months. Fortunately for us, while they're off slogging through all those miles, we'll have plenty of time to meander off on side jaunts and catch glimpses of oases in the desert, the highest peak in the 48 contiguous states and the deepest lake in all of the US and to hear of random acts of "trail magic."
http://tellitonthemountain.com/
http://vimeo.com/908175
the second link is the trailer in HD.
I cant wait to buy this.
ABOUT THE FILM...
Tell It On the Mountain is a documentary full of tall tales and alluring lore from the Pacific Crest Trail. A string of trails running through the center of California, Oregon and Washington, this vast and varied terrain holds a treasure trove of history - some already written, the rest in the making, season after season. And it's all ripe for the telling.
Our hikers will walk as many as 40 miles between water sources, hike through the longest uninterrupted stretch of wilderness in the US, cross life-threatening rivers and streams, climb 13,000 foot passes, take the infamous "Pancake Challenge" and generally just push through 20 miles a day for five straight months. Fortunately for us, while they're off slogging through all those miles, we'll have plenty of time to meander off on side jaunts and catch glimpses of oases in the desert, the highest peak in the 48 contiguous states and the deepest lake in all of the US and to hear of random acts of "trail magic."
