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Adrenaline-pumping adventures on film at Walker Theatre March 16

"Into the Canyon" depicts the 2016 trek by photographer/filmmaker Pete McBride and writer Kevin Fedarko through the 750-mile length of the Grand Canyon. It's the story of physical trials that stretched their bond of friendship as well as a warning of environmental dangers to the Grand Canyon.
"Into the Canyon" depicts the 2016 trek by photographer/filmmaker Pete McBride and writer Kevin Fedarko through the 750-mile length of the Grand Canyon. It's the story of physical trials that stretched their bond of friendship as well as a warning of environmental dangers to the Grand Canyon.

Kentucky ice climbers.

Two friends thru-hiking the Grand Canyon.

And a native of Michigan’s upper peninsula who catches waves on Lake Superior, fighting deadly currents and masses of ice to surf in below-freezing water.

These are some of the passionate outdoorsmen and women whose stories will be featured Monday night, March 16, when the Banff Mountain Film Festival stops in Walker Theatre.

The festival’s nine adrenaline-pumping short films will showcase rock climbers, kayakers, skiers and even an animated short during the two-hour screening. Some of the films travel to U.S destinations; others will take the audience to exotic foreign locales.