2025 Salomon QST Film Tour Goes Global this Fall

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Salomon's famous Quality Ski Time (QST) Film Tour is back for its fifth year. The phenomenon has grown from humble beginnings in 2020 to becoming one of the largest ski film tours in the world. This fall, the crew is heading to nine different countries spread across three continents. Needless to say, chances are high there's a QST Film Tour stop coming to a town near you.

"Our selection of films continues to set the standard for what it means to be different in what some might call a sea of sameness as it relates to the ski movies that come out every year," Salomon N.A. Alpine Marketing Manager Joe Johnson told FREESKIER. "From classic ski flicks and artistic freestyle skiing to deep stories about the human struggle, every type of person and skier will be able to find a film that speaks to them in one way or another."

The tour kicks off in Montreal on September 26. The North American portion of the tour will continue, heading to Bend, Calgary, Seattle, Vancouver, Bozeman, Salt Lake City, Jackson, San Francisco, Denver, Boston, Minneapolis and Burlington all before the end of October. From there, the team will head to Europe and Asia for the month of November.

Tickets will be $15 (not incuding venue fees) at every stop. True to their word, Salomon hasn't raised prices over the last five years. Plus, a portion of every ticket sold will go directly to the non-profit Protect Our Winters, helping them fight for a healthier and more sustainable future.

Each destination will showcase at least five different ski films, with three main movies playing throughout the tour and a unique local project varying from stop to stop. These projects are all widely different in both cinematic approach and the styles of skiing.

Check out the full list of films you can expect to see this fall below. We'll see you on the road!

2025 Salomon QST Film Tour Movies:

"Cold Calls" - The Blank Collective

This full-throttle film from The Blank Collective follows our usual suspects from Whistler, BC to Norway, across the ocean to Japan and over to arctic to Alaska. Storm cycles and steep lines are on tap.

"One Step Ahead" – Bernt Marius

Skier Bernt Marius lost his leg in an accident, but that isn't what defines him. "One Step Ahead tracks his journey as he gets back to doing what he loves – skiing big lines in the Sunnmore Alps.

"The Edge of Reason" – Cody Townsend, Nikolai Schrimer and Elyse Saugstad

Townsend and Saugstad have seen everything a life as a professional skier can bring, including the bad. The two meet up with Nikolai Schrimer in Norway’s Lyngen Alps to find new passion (and lessons) in the wild peaks of the far north. The big three of big mountain skiing unite in this epic project.

"Into the Wild South" - Andrzej Bargiel and Jędrek Baranowski

This documentary film follows skiers Andrzej Bargiel and Jędrek Baranowski as they attempt to ski and navigate some of the hardest routes in the remote Andes Mountains. The ruthless landscapes of Pattagonia provide challenging high-alpine mountaineering, as we get a unique look at in this film.

Local Flavor Movies:

"All on Black" - Lalo Rombaud and Tucker Carr

Young guns Lalo Rombaud and Tucker Carr gear up for their first duo film project, putting a creative twist on their incredible skiing. It's not a gamble, it's a calculated risk!

"Shometsu Zekkei" - Tenra Katsuno and Gavin Rudy

The combo we never knew we needed until now debuts with a film that's sure to be a winner. Rudy has become one of the best filmmakers in the industry, with Katsuno's electric riding serving as the perfect subject as he thrashes deep pow in Japan.

"Where The Woodwose Are" - Sämi Ortlieb, Salomon Départ

The Salomon Départ crew is packed with creative minds, and Sämi Ortlieb is the perfect person to steer the ship. This freestyle film will be a crowd pleaser with some new and familiar faces alike.

Josh Daiek Personal Proejct - Josh Daiek

The doctor of speed, the king of pedal-to-the-medal skiing, the terror from Tahoe Josh Daiek is back with more inspiring skiing. Only this time, he's taking his talents... to Europe! Do they even have steep enough pitches to satisfy him over there? Let's find out.