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A group of 12 travelers, including Buzz Aldrin, journeys to the South Pole, a region where ice is over 1,000 meters thick.
Hassan, an experienced eagle hunter in Kyrgyzstan, treks high valleys with his eagle to track elusive foxes during their seasonal descent for food.
Rania Mustafa Ali documents her dangerous journey from Kobane, Syria to Austria.
30 horses and llamas carry 1,500 pounds of food and gear for a team of scientists aiming to install a weather station at 20,000 feet in Peru.
George King climbed The Shard in 2019 without ropes or suction pads, completing the ascent in a daring display of extreme athleticism.
A 60-knot wind and rising seas threaten to capsize the Saga as the crew scrambles to secure their catch before the storm hits.
Snowboarders face 1000-meter-high walls of rock in the Dolomites, searching for the perfect line down the slopes as they navigate the challenging terrain.
Seven first ascents on the Fitzroy massif are completed by a climber who reflects on the challenges and commitment required for such achievements.
Women in Denmark's mountain biking community navigate the seasons and strengthen their bonds through shared rides, showcasing passion and resilience in the sport.
Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner became the first woman to summit all 14 of the world's 8,000-meter peaks without supplemental oxygen, culminating in her ascent of K2 in 2011.
In Nepal's Himalayas, a young boy joins honey hunters battling giant bees and sheer cliffs.
A 3,500-foot climb along the Walter Powell Trail tests the limits of hikers Kevin Fedarko and Pete McBride in the Grand Canyon's rugged terrain.
A 750-mile hike through the Grand Canyon nearly forced explorers Kevin Fedarko and Pete McBride to abandon their mission within the first week.
In 2012, professional surfer Greg Long faced life-threatening injuries while riding a massive wave at Cortes Bank, leading to a challenging recovery and a return to the ocean.
Colin McRae, the 1995 World Rally Champion, is celebrated not only for his unparalleled driving skills but also for his enduring legacy and character off the track.
Gurmen's mission to rescue Dawa, a sun-blinded Sherpa on Mount Everest, not only aims to save a life but also secures his family's future and inspires others.
Himalayan nomad caravans, led by Urgan and Norbou, navigate the challenging Wori La Pass in Ladakh, facing harsh conditions and impending change from new roads.
A group of friends spent 20 hours trapped in the Cascade cave system in British Columbia after rising water levels turned their expedition into a life-threatening situation.
Michael Palin shares insights on polar exploration, maritime history, and travel advice while discussing the contrasting voyages of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror.
Sir Ernest Shackleton's Endurance expedition, trapped by Antarctic ice in 1915, became a legendary survival story as all 28 crew members ultimately persevered.
Ancient Pictish survival techniques, including blacksmithing and boat building, are examined as Tristan Hughes attempts to replicate their way of life.
Shark fishing between Java and Sumatra thrives as seasoned fisherman Sawa and his sons risk their lives to hunt giant tiger sharks for their fins.
Two experienced climbers scale the Crystal Pillar in Canada, demonstrating their skills against the backdrop of this impressive natural formation.
John Quincy Adams is featured for his unusual request to fund an 1800s expedition exploring deep beneath the earth's surface in this episode.
Josh Wharton and his climbing team tackle the challenging Mixed Signals route in Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains, navigating unpredictable weather and rugged terrain.
Kyoichi Karino, alongside guides Nao Kato and Kazuya Furuse, explores the rarely skied terrain of Karibayama in Hokkaido, Japan, over two challenging seasons.
979 meters is the height of Angel Falls in Venezuela, the site of an attempt to break the world record for kayaking down the highest waterfall.
Hubert Gillet's exploration of the Ennedi Massif in Chad reveals a hidden ecosystem of unique flora and fauna thriving in the Sahara's secret canyons.
Four Afghan mountaineers strive to become the first citizens of their country to summit Mount Noshaq, aiming to inspire hope and peace amid conflict.
Mammoth remains, including tusks and skeletons, are regularly unearthed in Siberia's permafrost, prompting summer expeditions to extract these ancient treasures.
At 300 meters high, George King climbs The Shard in London, facing police and security while pushing the limits of urban exploration.
In Antarctica, climbers Mike Libecki and Cory Richards face extreme cold and katabatic winds during a ten-day ascent of Bertha's Tower.
Mount Kailash, a sacred peak in Tibet, is the setting for two French friends' 900-kilometer trek, driven by personal loss and the search for transformation.
Laiwane, a member of the Vahoca community, teaches navigation, fishing, and cooking while showcasing the serene lifestyle of Mozambique's Bazaruto archipelago.
Long-distance hiker Jennifer Pharr Davis set the overall speed record for the 2,181-mile Appalachian Trail, completing it in 46 and a half days.
Jangadeiros, skilled fishermen of Brazil's Nordeste, navigate the Atlantic in traditional jangadas, competing in regattas while aspiring for mastery at sea.
Moti, a young boy in Nepal, faces the perilous challenge of climbing Ruma to harvest wild honey, risking his life alongside seasoned hunters.
A risk of death exists in one in every 2,300 jumps for extreme sports like BASE jumping, as demonstrated by athlete Tim Howell.
Ray Mears explores the Roman invasion of Britain in 43AD, detailing the strategies and experiences of the Claudian army during their initial landings.
Mount Noshaq, Afghanistan's highest peak, remains unconquered by locals, inspiring four young men to strive for its summit as a symbol of peace.
Peter Athans, known as Mr.
Extreme kayaker Trip Jennings faces life-threatening challenges during his first descent of the Pandi River in Papua New Guinea.
Jason Wong and his friends climb Shanghai's skyscrapers each weekend, navigating security to capture thrilling views for their social media followers.
Alex Megos attempts a climbing project near the Biographia route, estimating its difficulty between 9b and 9c after first trying it in 2017.
Russ Cook runs 385 marathons in 352 days across Africa, facing extreme challenges and dangers.
Alice Ward's autobiographical film explores her life with Cystic Fibrosis and her groundbreaking achievements in surf filmmaking, highlighting the profound influence of salt.
Sarah and Eric McNair-Landry kite-ski over 2,000 miles through Canada's Arctic archipelago, facing polar bears and extreme weather conditions.
Kristen Knight Pace trains a team of 30 sled dogs as she prepares for her first Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Alaska.
