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Dunes to Descents Premiere Stops

Ski for the Love Film Tour

Nov 7- San Francisco - The Faight Sf

Pangea Freeride Film Tour:

Nov 9 - Boulder

Nov 11 – Denver + Whistler
Nov 29 - Lake Tahoe
Nov 29 – @alibialeworks, Truckee Tahoe
Dec 4 – Mammoth Lakes

Vail Brewing Company

Nov 12- Vail Tasting Room

Pray for Snow Film Festival

Nov 15 - South Lake Tahoe Brewery

Northern Aspect Film Festival

Nov 22 - Anchorage, AK Bear Tooth Theatre pub

Nov 23 - Anchorage, AK Bear Tooth Theatre pub

Dec 12 - Girdwood, AK Girdwood Brewing Company

April, date TBD,

Pedal kayak 72 miles for a cause

From October 5–9, I’ll be pedaling 72 miles around Lake Tahoe’s shoreline in a pedal kayak. Helping remove the litter along the beautiful beaches. Recovering from shoulder surgery I wanted to give back.

teaming up with @cleanupthelake, this fundraiser will help continue their efforts long after my pedal ends.

One person can make a difference—and this is my way of turning my healing time into something meaningful. Donate to the fundraiser by

Venmo: Clean up the Lake.

Day 1 recap of 72 mile lake tahoe Clean Up

Day 1 of 72 miles ciurumnaviagaion around Lake Tahoe to heal the body and the shorelines . Quinn and I started at Hidden Beach, Incline and pedal kayaked to Zephyr Cove. 17 miles in 7 hours with stopping at Skunk Harbor to remove litter We picked up 37 pieces that weighed out to 3 lbs. This project is about pushing ourself physically, enjoying Lake Tahoe's beauty and cleaning the shorelines the best we can.

Please donate to Clean up the lake fundraiser - you can Venmo: Clean Up The Lake

day 2 recap of 72 mile Lake tahoe Clean up

We pedal kayaked from Zephyr Cove to Cope Beach and picked up over 160 pieces of litter before the wind started howling. A 5-mile sidewind stretch tested every muscle, but we made it safely to our next camp at Emerald Bay. We completed 15 miles in 7.5 hours of pedal kayaking. I'm grateful my healing body was able to complete day 2 of this project.

Please donate to Clean Up the Lake fundraiser. This will continue the efforts of Keeping Lake Tahoe clean and Beautiful.

Venmo: Clean Up The Lake

Next Steps 2.o

Next Steps 2.0, continues my journey into human-powered snowboarding and storytelling. What began as a passion for exploring beyond the chairlift has grown into a film that celebrates resilience, camaraderie, and the wild places that push us to grow. I'm honored that Next Steps 2.0 was recognized at the IF3 Film Festival, earning two award nominations—Best Amateur Female Snowboarder and Best Amateur Snowboard Film. It was also selected for Pangea Film Tour & Backcountry Film Festival

Next Steps & next steps 2.0 Airtimestreaming

Next Steps 2.0

Next Steps 2.0 is a human-powered exploration of the Tahoe Basin, where long hikes, endless traverses, and hours spent chasing novelty lines come together to define the essence of backcountry snowboarding. Through Claire Hewitt-Demeyer’s eyes, the film captures the grit, joy, and hilarity of “type two fun”—those moments of struggle that transform into unforgettable adventures.

With a documentary-style lens, Next Steps 2.0 celebrates the effort it takes to explore the mountains, the laughter that keeps you going, and the magic of reconnecting with your inner child along the way.