The Ski Channel - Programs

Programs

The network broadcasts events, movies, destination travel, news, equipment, instructional, real estate and all the different sports and activities that take place in the mountains in both the summer and winter. The channel has announced event rights that include the World Heli Championships that takes place in New Zealand and is the billed as the most extreme sporting event in the world, World Freeski Championships, the Subaru US Freeskiing Tour, The North Face Snowboard Tour and the Teva Mountain Games. Olympic Gold Medalist, Jonny Moseley has his own show called “Air It Out With Jonny Moseley.”

Partial list of programs shown:

  • Warren Miller Films
  • Warren Miller Television Series Spills and Thrills
  • Teva Mountain Games
  • Air It Out With Jonny Moseley
  • Ride Guide
  • Storm Hunter
  • Destination…
  • Ski Channel Academy
  • World Heli Championships
  • Ski Channel News
  • Rage Films Library
  • Gearheads
  • Ski Bloopers
  • The Best of…
  • AK The Hard Way
  • The Sublimation Experiment

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