Missouri River Speed Record Documentary
In Production
They are back at it!
A team of 4 paddlers and their large and dedicated support crew will attempt to break the speed record for the fastest human-powered trip down the entire 2,341-mile Missouri River in the summer of 2026. Much of the same crew from the successful Mississippi Speed Record in 2023 is returning for this expedition.
The expedition launches on June 23rd, 2026. The current record to beat is 33 days 18 hours 45 minutes. We'll be covering the journey all the way from Three Forks, MT to St. Louis, MO.
We plan on creating a feature-length documentary and a series of episodes. On top of that, we'll be creating a behind-the-scenes series as well as many other bonus features.
Once completed, we plan to tour the film around the country. The feature-length film and the series will be available to stream online.
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Alex setting up a timelapse in Yellowstone.
Alex and Amy own and operate Wilderness Mindset. They are a small, independent production company and they create everything that you see under the Wilderness Mindset name. They will be donating hundreds of hours to the production and post-production of this project. To cover their costs and some of their time, they are accepting donations for the production of this film. If you are interested in being a more involved partner or sponsor of this film, sponsorship packages are available as well. Please get in touch for more information.
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Amy filming the Missouri Speed Record team's training trip last June.
