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Nikola Horvat - Tesla explores the personal motivations behind long-distance hiking while navigating the challenges of the Colorado Trail in his award-winning documentary.
The Great Wall of China route at the Gunks in upstate New York, stretching over 9,000ft horizontally, holds the record for the world's longest climbing route.
Kyle Norbraten, James Doerfling, and Tom van Steenbergen explore the Fraser River in search of undiscovered mountain biking trails in British Columbia's Sibola range.
British Columbia's climbing community faces a critical challenge as logging threatens their beloved old-growth forests, igniting a passionate debate on conservation.
Tsaatan nomads in northern Mongolia employ traditional methods and teamwork to fish in shallow, icy lakes, creating a joyful and communal experience.
Canoeist Bill Mason illustrates essential paddling techniques through animated lines, celebrating the art and joy of solo canoeing.
Kearsarge Pass rises to 11,845 feet in the Sierra Nevada, presenting significant challenges for Bob Coomber as he attempts to hike it in a wheelchair.
In Hawaii, Scott explores the rugged landscapes from Waimea Canyon to the Napali Coast, while Yuko pilots sailplanes in Oahu and Olivier studies astronomy on the Big Island.
Every summer, 7,000 lambs are rounded up for Tyree's sheep fare, marking the end of their carefree existence on the island.
Andrew Skurka completed a 4,700-mile trek through Alaska and the Yukon over six months, facing temperatures as low as 29 degrees below zero.
A climber recalls their first experience at the Red River Gorge, where they struggled to set up top ropes and learned to embrace vulnerability.
Alex Yoder spends two days in the Wyoming backcountry, embracing simplicity and the thrill of backcountry snowboarding amidst the stunning Tetons.
In September 2003, Keith Ladzinski fell 35 feet while rock climbing, resulting in multiple injuries, including a broken neck and collapsed lung.
In Louisiana's swamps, alligator hunters compete fiercely for territory and lucrative catches during the high-stakes alligator hunting season.
More than 200 people die each year due to avalanches, which can reach speeds of 40 miles per hour and carry thousands of tons of snow.
The Australian Alps, featuring the continent's highest peak Mt. Kosciuszko, reveal a rich geological history and a unique wilderness ecosystem.
In Louisiana's swamps, alligator hunters face rising floodwaters and increasing danger as they strive to secure their catch during the critical hunting season.
Naturalist Brian Keating shares his experiences with wildlife in the Rocky Mountains and highlights conservation efforts in Rocky Mountain National Park.
Tau’t Batu, a community in Palawan, navigate treacherous terrain to return to their ancestral caves, showcasing their unique survival skills and deep connection to the land.
A group of nine winter travellers navigates the Missinaibi River using traditional methods, showcasing the importance of preserving ancestral knowledge in a modern world.
New Mexico, a vast and sparsely populated state, showcases the lives of individuals like Sarah, James, and Kristi as they connect with its stunning landscapes and rich heritage.
Marcelle, Nikki, and Michael each embrace the rugged beauty of Western Canada, finding purpose and self-discovery through sled dog racing, harmonious living, and cross-country skiing.
China's rapidly expanding skiing industry attracts international skiers and investors, with numerous resorts opening to meet the growing demand for winter sports.
In Wyoming, a hunter successfully fills two antelope tags within two days while navigating public land during the hunting season.
A highline stretches between cliffs in Utah, where Sylvan Christensen confronts risks and shares his passion for the extreme sport of highlining.
Croagh Patrick, an Irish mountain, attracts thousands of pilgrims each July, who climb for penance, prayer, and a unique blend of tradition and challenge.
Snowmobiles have become a popular winter pastime in Canada, showcasing family outings, competitive racing, and the thriving industry behind this sport.
Two hours north of Salt Lake City, adventurer Guy Grieve visits Ketchum, Idaho, where Ernest Hemingway wrote and found inspiration in the wilderness.
Josh Wharton and his climbing team tackle the challenging Mixed Signals route in Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains, navigating unpredictable weather and rugged terrain.
In the Laurentians, winter sports enthusiasts experience a vibrant panorama of skiing and snow-covered landscapes in a celebration of the season.
The Bergebylopet - A challenge for humans and animals alike. Both are pushed to their limits and beyond. Sled dog racer Andreas Barth trains hard for his dream and makes many sacrifices, both privately and professionally. But are he and his dogs really up to the challenge of the Arctic?
Tasmania's iconic wilderness areas are showcased in stunning 4K cinematography, highlighting the region's unique landscapes and biodiversity.
