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200-foot mandatory cliff exit?! 🤯 “Permanently closed”, unless your name’s Erik Roner. Back in 2007 while filming Lost and Found, Roner was deep in his ski BASE era, redefining what was possible on snow. He locked eyes on Cajun Couloir, that sheer line everyone spots from the Tram at @jacksonhole, but no one actually deems it rideable. Roner packed a parachute, full throttle energy, and a serious set, then pinned it straight down the gut and off the cliff like it was nothing. Legend says he flew it clean to the base and landed right on a barstool at the Moose. We just dropped The Second Decade of TGR’s All-Time Moments: Year by Year — hit the link in bio to see more and dive headfirst into the madness we'll never forget. #TGR30 #TGRAllTimeMoments #TGRLostAndFound
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