Snowboarding

Two snowboarders at Breckenridge Ski Resort in Colorado faced surprising company when a moose ran down the course.

Cheri Luther filmed and posted the tense moment when she and her friend witnessed the animal galloping along the course. One of them yells, "Oh my god, I don't know where to go" before the moose safely passes them.

Per an Associated Press report, resort officials said nobody was hurt, but the experience should prompt skiers and snowboarders to be aware of wildlife in their surroundings.

Recording something chasing you while partaking in another difficult task probably isn't the wisest idea, but they escaped unharmed with a story to tell.

[Cheri Luther]

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Professional snowboarder Louie Vito checks in from Colorado after riding the first halfpipe of the season.

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A shocking new video doing the rounds online shows a snowboarder by the name of Kelly Murphy being chased down a mountain by a bear.

The incident occurred on Murphy's recent trip to Japan, where she took to the slopes of the Hakuba 47 resort.

The video, which is posted on Murphy's YouTube channel, shows her setting up a camera, strapping herself in while singing along to Rihanna's "Work" and then setting off down the slopes.

The bear is first spotted lurking in the background as Murphy prepares to get started and can then be seen giving chase as she casually starts her ride.

Fortunately, the huge animal gives up once she picks up the pace.

"OMG! I was going through my snowboarding videos and I found a bear chasing me!!! I nearly got eaten!!!" Murphy posted on YouTube. "This was at Hakuba 47 in Japan, filmed yesterday! Be careful people!!!"

Some are questioning whether the footage is real or fake—we'll leave that for you to decide for yourselves.

[YouTube]

Seeing Winter Storm Jonas as an opportunity rather than a problem, a New York snowboarder grabbed his board and had some fun with a few buddies.

The crew hit the snow-covered streets of New York City to put together an amazing video. With the use of cameras, selfie sticks and drones, they were able to get some incredible shots of their fun.

The wild ride wasn't limited to just the snowboarder, however. There was a skier who jumped in on the action, as well as a second snowboarder who also joined in for a bit.

Just wait until you see the end of the video. It was the perfect finale for something like this.

Here's a behind-the-scenes look at the adventure. (Warning: The video contains NSFW language):

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