In winter, when you just want to stay under the blanket, outdoor activities you can enjoy with your eyes

In the harshly cold winter, the desire to go out into the mountains and nature is often hindered by the chilly weather. How about enjoying nature from the warmth of your blanket instead? Here are five outdoor films based on true stories that transcend mere entertainment, depicting human will, courage, and a profound connection with nature.

Wild (2015)

Based on the autobiographical story of American author Cheryl Strayed, this film adaptation of her novel depicts her journey to rediscover herself at the end of despair, trekking 4,300 kilometers along the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT).
 

Chasing Mavericks (2012)

This film tells the true story of surfer Jay Moriarity, who gained attention when his air-drop on a massive wave (Maverick) was featured in SURFER magazine at the age of 16. It chronicles the stories of surfers challenging human limits by riding waves.
 

Into the Wild (2007)

Based on the non-fiction novel about the real-life adventures of Christopher McCandless, this movie captures the story of Chris abruptly leaving everything behind to venture into the wild.

The Way (2008)

A documentary film chronicling the grueling 60-day journey of the '77 Everest Expedition' from South Korea, aiming to pioneer the 'Korean Route' on the steep southwest wall of Everest, known as one of the world's most challenging paths.

The Dawn Wall (2017)

A documentary film on the first attempt to climb 'The Dawn Wall', a notoriously difficult and sheer wall in Yosemite National Park, USA, considered a mecca for rock climbing. The film features climbers Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson's perilous ascent on this virtually unscalable vertical rock face.