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I've always wanted to get my jib on with four sports in one day.

skiing
white water kayaking
mt. biking
rock climbing

It's gotta be done in the spring. March/April-ish.
Here's the plan.
Drive to Hull, summit by sunrise and ski down.
I could get a kayak run in at the base of Hull on Soda Creek, but it's pretty lame.
But it would count I guess. Better yet, stop by Cache Creek on the way home and get a short run in.
Then drive home and stop at Mt. St. Helena and ride some climbing gear up to the Bubble and get a quick climb in and then mt. bike back down.

Who can multitask?

I will film each jib with my Contour HD helmet cam. I need to get the water-proof case first.

I believe there's a guy who did something similar on North Peak and in the Saddlebag Lake region, except without kayaking. Mtn bike up the road (usually closed until late), skin in, climb up, ski out....maybe throw in the kayaking in that zone?

I could surf, rock climb, mountian climb and snowboard all in one day

-CS

I've sea kayaked, mountain biked, and climbed (in a gym) in one day. But hey, it's Florida.
(Edited to fix a typo)

I had several 'double hat trick days' living on the North Shore of Tahoe: go for a couple hour mountain bike ride, hike up and take a ski run in the chutes, ride the road bike a little bit, go climb at donner or old county, do a rim trail run, and finish with some 600 vertical foot longboard skateboard runs in my neighborhood!

Last year I double dipped the North Peak Couloirs...
http://splitboard.com/talk/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=7006

I've done a triple before; Climbed on Pikes Peak, Skied and then back to the links for 18 holes of golf. Does that count?

Only two by my favorite is ski in the morning, climb in the afternoon. (S. Lake Tahoe, then Cosumnes River Gorge)

That sounds like a lot of fun. I would join ya if I was going to be around!

I have surfed, whitewater kayaked, and freesoloed a multi-pitch rockclimb all in a day. Actually I've done that a number of times. I could easily throw in some mtn biking, but does that really count as a sport?

Rob wrote: I could easily throw in some mtn biking, but does that really count as a sport?

Not really. Unless you are doing this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYIKfEU8yl8