Jeremy Jones: Higher

Snowboarder Jeremy Jones heads to Jackson Hole, Wyo., to attempt to ride the Otterbody in Grand Teton Park.

Jeremy Jones and the Teton Gravity Research team ride the Otterbody, a 55-degree patch of snow that sits exposed over 1,000 feet of cliffs.

Jeremy and the team head to Alaska where their main objective turns out to be too icy to ride, forcing them to wait for a storm and hope conditions change.

Jeremy Jones and the team face their worst storm yet stuck on a glacier waiting for the weather to clear.

Join Jeremy Jones and the Teton Gravity Research crew as they attempt to climb a 4000-foot Alaskan face during the filming of Higher, TGR's 2014 snowboard film.

After being stopped on his ascent twice because of ice, Jeremy attempts to traverse the face to a new route up.

Jeremy and the team embark on their last and most difficult expedition by trekking high into the Himalayan Mountains in Nepal.

After weeks of trekking to their base camp, Jeremy and the team find weather and high altitude are casting a shadow on their main objective.

With only days left to ride Shangri La, Jeremy summits his highest peak, then Mother Nature forces the team to make a treacherous climb back down the mountain.

The team tries once more to ride off the 21,000-foot summit of Shangri La in the mountains of Nepal.