If we were riding in the mountains, early morning powder would be our favorite thing to wake up to. This is not a bad way to kick off your morning in the New York City area. Pat Milbery with a pow slash.

Smile and say cheese.

Kyle Arc of Red Bull operates his winch very well. Here, Milbery grabs a hold of the rope and hikes it back to get some speed to boost a jib.

This blunt stall has got Pat Milbery in that "New York State of Mind." Talk about flipping a hurricane disaster zone into a work of art.

The Red Bull MXT vehicle has Batman scared of when it will track him down and winch him into some spots during the next storm.

Gotta love all the lights. You also must wonder what the average daily electricity bill amounts to for the island?

You would never expect to get to photograph a snowboarder doing a pow slash in the New York City area, especially at night. Pat Milbery snuck one in when the Statue of Liberty's back was turned.

Nick Chomko gets ready to get a night slash going.

A glance at some rad Brooklyn street art.

When exploring the famous Central Park, we stumbled by this rock slabs and there was very little snow due to the inch and a half of rain we received overnight. But we took out the shovels and got to work.

Nothing better than snowboarding in Central Park. Rad skyscrapers, crowds of people spectating, and completely flat landings. Add in a shifty frontside 180 from Pat Milbery.

The helmet right here has saved Pat Milbery's head plenty of times, and certainly gets around the world on pages of magazines as well. Hopefully it inspires more people to shred with a customized lid.

I can think of at least 30 romantic love scenes filmed on the Gapstow Bridge in Central Park. Set in the thick nature, the Gapstow bridge offers pretty stone, a great reflection from the pond below and it's picturesque for cinema. Right here is some bromance with a 5.0 from Pat Milbery.

Where's Brooklyn at? Where's Brooklyn at? The Brooklyn Bridge is so dope! Here Pat Milbery board slides, hops board slide, hops board slide transfer below the Brooklyn Bridge.

Hoboken, New Jersey is the home of baseball and Frank Sinatra. It also has a great view and some sick gaps. Pat Milbery launches to the top of the Empire State Building with this air up and over the railing, bike rack and park bench.

Method Air blast out of the wedge ramp and onto Frank Sinatra Drive by Pat Milbery.

We made a great new friend on this adventure. His name was Officer Louis Mecka. He operated a K9 unit with his pal Froto and took great care of us when some other law enforcement felt otherwise. Here he gave Milbery a Jersey City Cap and some licorice to chew on while conversing about life. He opened up a bright world of opportunities for us for the rest of our visit.

I want to do a hand plant and if the Empire State Building could be in the background, that would be great! Thanks, Pat Milbery