Film Lens
The film follows Leah Evans as she prepares for an eight to ten day trek through the Selkirk Mountains on the Bugs-to-Rogers route, a challenging 137-kilometer journey. Leah reflects on her experiences in the mountains and the mental tenacity required to undertake such an adventure. She discusses her desire to push her limits and add her name to the list of those who have completed this route, highlighting the personal challenges and physical demands of the trip.
Leah is joined by her friends Marie-France Roy and Madeleine Martin-Preney, who contribute to the dynamics of the group. The film emphasizes the importance of camaraderie in outdoor adventures, showcasing how shared experiences in nature can strengthen friendships and create lasting memories. The interactions among the trio reveal their unique perspectives and the joy they find in each other's company while navigating the wilderness.
Why Watch
- •Meet Leah Evans, a passionate skier and adventurer.
- •Find out what makes the Selkirk Mountains a dream destination.
- •See how teamwork enhances outdoor experiences.
Did You Know
•The Bugs-to-Rogers route is 137 kilometers long.
•Leah Evans has been skiing for so long that she can think about dinner while skiing a double black diamond.
•Leah plans to spend eight to ten days in the Selkirk Mountains during her trek.
Perfect For
Outdoor adventure loversSkiing enthusiastsFriendship seekers