Bud Werner Library brings Mountainfilm for Students home to Steamboat's kids! That's right, a Mountainfilm On Tour lineup designed to stream at home with kids 12 and under (although we're pretty sure everyone will love these films) before we gather LIVE in Library Hall for our annual Mountainfilm on Tour presentation on Dec. 15

Kids, films and mountains are a pretty good combination. As important as films and the ideas they generate, however, is the reminder that people on both sides of the camera—adventurer and those who document such deeds—are folks our children may grow up to be. Steamboat Springs is uniquely positioned to provide access to these roles because of its terrain, community and resources. Mountainfilm for Students, therefore, in its mix of elements, is designed to inspire and educate the younger crowd.

How to access the festival

Register to watch at the link above. We'll email you a streaming link and password to watch the Mountainfilm for Students lineup at your leisure during our screening window that ends on December 6.

The Films

The Wild Within ​​| 3 mins
Director Logan Lambert
This film explores the importance of our connection to nature and finding your true self through adventures in Churchill, Canada. Through this exploration, one can discover who you really want to be in this world.

Tear Down the City ​​| 4 mins
Director Hugo Dube Bouchard
Mountain biker Xavier Massicotte tears around the streets, stairs, parks and subways of Montreal in this fast-paced, flowy adventure.

Not the Science Type: Gitanjali | 8 mins
Director​ Julio Palacio
Gitanjali was only 4 years old when she got a science kit and started creating inventions. By now, she has made 11 innovations, including one to address the water crisis in Flint, Michigan. Although she has already done more good in her life than most adults, she is far from finished on her journey to help the world.

Paddle Tribal Waters ​​| 9 mins
Directors ​Paul Robert Wolf Wilson and Rush Sturges
Paddle Tribal Waters is a positive way to celebrate the removal of the Klamath dams and support the tribal nations by ensuring their youth have a say in the dam removal. This short film encourages education about the dams while also showing how to enjoy the river’s beauty.

Walking On Clouds | 7 mins
Director​ Renan Kemazi
Walking on Clouds reveals the breathtaking and dizzying highline crossing between two hot air balloons above the city of Praia Grande, Santa Catarina, Brazil. At 1,901 meters off the ground, athlete Rafael Bridi achieved the highest highline record in the world.

Run time: 33 min.