WATCH: You DON’T need mountains to go snowboarding according to these thrill-seekers
SNOWBOARDERS in Canada set up a towline from a jeep and cruised through Ontario’s snowy streets rather than taking to the mountains.
A video has revealed there is more than one way to take on the heavy snowfall if you’re a snowboarder.
Thrill-seekers in Ontario, Canada decided they'd snowboard through the streets.
Footage shows them attaching a towline to a jeep.
Holding on with one hand, the jeep pulls them along the streets on their snowboard.
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The snowboarders then cruised along the snow-covered pavements, behind the jeep, dodging cars.
One even performed an impressive jump.
But one of the other snowboarders trips over a rock and takes a tumble in the fresh snow.
The video was uploaded to Mashable and within minutes went viral.
The story comes after Express.co.uk revealed France is one of the best places in Europe for skiing holidays.
One of the best advantages of winter snow is hitting the slopes.
But between lift passes, accommodation and pricey flights, skiing holidays often don’t come cheap.
France boasts some of the best ski resorts not only on the continent but the world over.
Take a trip to one of these five French destinations for all the opulence of a snow holiday without the decadent price tag.
Morzine was voted the eighth best value ski destination in Post Office Travel Money’s 2016/17 list.
This enchanting Alpine town transforms into a wintery ski resort and it’s as charming as it is cheap.
Its average cost was rated as £446.33, beating the likes of Italy’s La Thuile and Selva Val Gardena.
