In 2021, Canadian Freerider Yoann Barelli started the famous Tour de Gnar, showcasing gnarly features in coastal BC. New Zealand's Reece Potter organized Tour De Yeah Nah with a twist - participants built their features.
Jim Monro stood out in Tour De Yeah Nah by riding 'Jim's Impossible Chute,' a near-vertical dusty chute with a double drop and small catch berm. The event highlights the creativity and challenges of building new features.
Freeride culture is celebrated through events like Tour de Gnar and Tour De Yeah Nah, emphasizing riders creating and riding unique features. Organizers Barelli and Potter play a key role in keeping freeriding relevant and engaging.
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