Papsura

La cumbre del mal

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2025

Escondido en las profundidades del Himalaya Indio se encuentra un coloso de 6.400 metros llamado Papsura, cuya cara principal está dividida por una línea tan grande y perfecta que ha llevado al límite las habilidades de aún los más renombrados esquiadores de montaña. Papsura: Peak of Evil (Papsura:la cumbre del mal), sigue a los snowboarders profesionales, Nick Russell y Jerry Mark, desde la Sierra Nevada de California a este remoto rincón de la mayor cadena montañosa del planeta, mientras ponen a prueba sus años de experiencia en la búsqueda del descenso más grande desus vidas.

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The Team

Nick Russell

Entranced by an uphill stride and downhill glide, Nick Russell has dedicated his life to earning his powder turns. Based out of California’s Sierra Nevada, he uses his splitboard to ride remote lines in some of the world’s biggest mountains, constantly pushing the limits of human-powered freeriding.

Jerry Mark

Jerry Mark is a snowboarder raised in the classic ski town of Telluride, Colorado, and has been using a splitboard to explore the backcountry since he was 15 years old. He currently lives in Verdi, Nevada, where he works as a registered nurse in an intensive care unit.

Morgan Shields

Morgan Shields is a filmmaker with a passion for spending time in and telling stories about the outdoors. His love for action sports—and specifically skiing—began many years ago while racing down 300-vertical feet in Minnesota, and he now blends filmmaking and snow sports in Jackson, Wyoming.

Blake Gordon

Blake Gordon is a photographer and cinematographer who focuses on a deep connection to place. This was his third expedition in the Himalaya, and he finds the culture as enriching as the terrain. Blake is also an FAA 107-certified drone pilot and lead pilot for the Mountain Rescue Aspen drone team.

Papsura

Locals in northern India refer to Papsura and its sibling summit, Dharmsura, as the “Peaks of Good and Evil,” and their respective heights are said to reflect which force is most present in the world. It was first skied in 2017 by Hilaree Nelson, Jim Morrison and Chris Figenshau.