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This trek is the Ultimate adventure.

And a tribute to my grandpa.

Many people have Tried it and failed.

Let's hope we don't die.

I'm on fire!

Hell.

Don't go that way.

This is so dangerous.

James, look out!

In march, 2016 parker schnabel's Grandpa john passed away.

He came to alaska with nothing.

He had 100 bucks in his pocket.

And bought a steamship Ticket up to haines.

I miss him.

We had a lot of fun, you know,

Some of the best Times in my life.

Ooh, boy. I'm proud of you, parker.

What I have gone through.

Is nothing compared To what he went through.

To honor His gold-mining grandfather,

Parker is attempting The legendary klondike trail.

40 years before john schnabel Came to the gold fields,

100,000 people Risked their lives.

In the last great gold rush,

Racing north to stake A claim and get rich.

70,000 never made it.

Now, parker And his three friends.

Are testing themselves.

Against his grandpa and the Pioneers who came before him,

But they're going At the toughest possible time.

No trail For the last half-mile.

And for the next Half-mile.

Parker was gold mining Well into the fall,

So now he's forced to race The winter freeze.

You're just gonna leave us Over there sitting on the beach?

How the Was I supposed to know?!

It's a 600-mile quest For klondike gold.

Before winter slams The trail shut.

This looks like fun?

Dudes, We are not moving.

We cannot get stuck here.

There's no plan b.

Yukon or bust!

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Captions paid for by Discovery communications.

How are you feeling, Rick?

You look drunk.

I've been drinking A lot of beer.

To get...

I'll say!

In less than 24 hours, Parker and his foreman,

Rick ness, leave to attempt The original gold rush trail.

Joining them will be Parker's great friends:

Filmmaker james levelle...

Hi, sunshine.

And, to keep them alive...

Pull up a stool.

Wilderness guide karla ann.

Have you guys done much Planning for this?

What's...? - no.

- You guys got beer, you guys... - I hope you guys have.

These alpha males, It's a lot of

I think it's gonna be A bit of a rude awakening.

The trail to the klondike Begins just a few miles.

From parker's home in haines,

With the most dangerous Part of the mission:

A 33-mile hike over The coastal mountain range.

And a climb over a frozen pass Called the golden stairs.

If they make it to the summit,

They face another 567 miles Of lakes and rivers.

That could freeze at any time.

Before they get to dawson city, Where they'll prospect for gold,

Stake a claim, and register it,

The same way The pioneers did in 1897.

One of the craziest things I've ever done.

Is comin' up in the next Four weeks here.

I've never done any hiking.

Not even really camping. Like throwing up a tent.

At a music festival And gettin' drunk.

And passing out in the tent, I've done. I've done that,

But I don't think This is gonna be like that.

Hey, bud. Long time no see.

Sounds like you're off On a crazy adventure.

- Yeah. - Winter starts now.

- Right. - Yeah.

- Yeah, I know. I know. - It's winter and I don't know.

How you're gonna float Down a frozen river.

To the klondike.

How is this Gonna happen?

I don't know.

You flip your canoe over And you slip under the ice,

It's... it's bye-bye Forever, bud.

No dying On this trip, boys.

All right, parker. Good luck.

What do you think Yours weighs, karla?

I don't know. I'm repacking.

So my heavy stuff's At the bottom.

The only one who has any idea What to expect on the trail.

Is wilderness guide karla.

We're dealing with layers And layers of dangers:

Hypothermia, bear attack, Frostbite.

There's drowning.

I've got no troubles With layin' down the law.

If I need to and just Speaking my mind.

What do you think Of our crew, karla?

They're all bitches.

She didn't even Fall over. Damn it.

Yes!

Bull - yes.

This is rick's prep.

We're all unpacking And repacking

and rick is sitting here,

- Poundin' beers. - Yeah.

Parker and his crew will be On their own most of the way,

So they'll have To film themselves.

I do not know How to use a camera.

You're gonna be the first To get eaten, james.

Look at that; That's the look Of our first meal.

No one's gonna be carrying Our bags on this trip.

We want it to be As authentic as possible.

That means sticking To some rules:

No help, no motors,

No modern technology.

It should be as tough for us As it was for the oldtimers.

Just like the pioneers of 1897,

This journey sets Parker and his friends.

Against some of the world's Toughest wilderness.

Brutal weather,

Barren mountains, And apex predators.

Threaten their survival.

Parker's crew will be packing Food, but when it runs out,

They'll be forced to hunt For fish and meat,

Just like any bears They encounter.

Who'll be looking For their last meal.

Before they hibernate.

Really starting to question The time of year.

That we're setting off On this trek.

It's starting to get Pretty real.

The one thing that I do know Is that if my grandpa.

Were here right now, He'd be right here with us,

Trudgin' up the trail, Breakin' trail.

When the going gets tough,

We'll definitely be Doin' this for him.

It's snowing. Bye-bye cruel world.

This is some nice weather.

I'll take this Over rain, though.

I'll take this over rain Any day.

The last help parker's crew Will get on this trip

- how's it goin'? - Is a boat ride from haines.

To the start Of the gold rush trail.

- Let's do this. - Yeah.

Goodbye, haines.

Whether we like it Or not, here we go.

What do you think, Richard?

Yeah, it's kinda just Settlin' in now.

That we're actually doing this.

Man. We're idiots.

So we're going to dyea, Which is just right up here.

Dyea was the first staging post Of the 1897 gold rush,

Where the dreamers Of the lower 48.

Met the cold, hard reality Of life in the frozen north.

Boats from seattle And san francisco.

Dumped thousands of prospectors On the beaches.

For a while, it was one of The biggest cities in alaska,

But, today, There's nothing left.

- Let's do this. - Yeah-eah!

Let's go, boys. Tide's coming in.

Come on! I'm stoked.

My legs are already tired.

How long 'til We get to the car?

Parker and his crew Are in a race.

To get to the klondike Before the big freeze.

Over the next 7 days,

They need to climb A mountain range.

And cross the first Of the lakes,

But to start with, They have a 12-mile hike.

From dyea To a place called sheep camp.

It's a steep climb Through dense forest,

Littered With gold-rush relics.

Look at this old saw.

My grandpa used to pull one Of those with his dad.

No kidding? It had to be hell of a job,

Pulling on one Of those all day.

He said he'd go To eat dinner.

And he just like he had A face full of food:

He'd fall asleep eating.

So I think We have got it easy.

Yeah, no kidding.

Holy - karla: What?

- Wet? - Yeah.

I'm soaked.

I think everybody else is, too.

You look like a drowned rat.

How are you doing, richard?

Miserable.

You just can't let the weather Get to ya. Ya can't.

I go from feeling pretty good, Pretty strong to.

Goin' a little ways uphill, to.

And just bein' completely...

Legs just don't Wanna cooperate.

Engage your butt, rick.

Yeah.

I should've called you Like a month ago.

And been like, "Start pumpin'."

Yeah.

Yeah, rick's havin' A rough time.

And really this is Supposed to be.

The easy part of the trail.

So, hopefully he can.

Muster up the strength To get up the golden staircase.

Well, there's some Pretty fresh bear.

That is bear, Definitely bear.

Looks like he's Eaten some quinoa.

Hopefully, we don't see him.

How you feeling, rick?

I don't know, My right quad in my leg.

Is just wantin' To ball up into a knot.

It's not good.

Why the Did I agree to do this?

- Hold up, parker. - What's wrong?

Just letting rick Cool off for a sec.

I'm not gonna have Any legs left.

The crew is just 4 miles in.

To a 600-mile journey.

And, tomorrow, They have a mountain to climb.

It's a genuine concern That, if it's this hard,

With these packs, to get Up here, through stairs,

We're talking, let's say 45° or something?

45° angle, yeah.

I can't even imagine it With this pack.

I mean, I don't know If I can do this.

Up ahead...

This is probably Gonna be one of.

The most miserable Months of my life.

If I can make it.

Boy.

Yeah, this is madness.

Ooh!

James, look out!

Parker schnabel And three friends.

Are honoring His pioneering grandpa.

By attempting the original Gold rush trail.

You don't have to charge Ahead like that.

- No? - No. Hell, no.

Slow and steady. Like think about tomorrow.

But they've only just started And rick ness has hit a wall.

Get some water in you.

This is the easy bit.

I'm soaked head to toe. Like that's not good,

Once you get up into That colder weather,

Especially if you Can't get dry.

- You want to roll? - Yeah.

Okay. Let's go.

They're just 4 miles Into a 12-mile hike.

To sheep camp, The last rest stop.

Before the most dangerous Part of the mission:

A 45° climb up the Legendary golden stairs.

Quite honestly, I can't Remember being more.

Terrified of something In recent history.

I don't know how I'm gonna Get through tomorrow.

I mean there's like A 4- or 5-mile hike.

Before we even get To the golden staircase.

And then that's straight Frigging up in the air.

We're headed for some trouble.

Tomorrow's a huge day.

Going up the golden staircase You know,

As we gain elevation, It's gonna get colder,

Those wet clothes are Just gonna freeze.

And, you know, that's when People get hypothermia.

- I'm soaked. - We've gotta get.

Our clothes dry.

Sweatin' my bag off.

Just fingers crossed that.

We can dry some of our Gear out tonight.

Mountain guide karla Has the yukon in her blood.

I came from a super- Active family,

always doin' Outdoor activities,

And my great-grandfather Came over.

In the original batch Of pioneers.

Pretty important for me To walk in his footsteps.

After 12 miles of pain, Sheep camp,

A site that's been there Since the gold rush,

Finally comes into view.

Hey, looks like there's Still a camp here?

Holy.

Never been so happy to see A tent in my life.

Our only hope is if there's Still a stove in one of them.

- Yeah. - No way.

We got a stove.

Never thought I'd be so happy.

To see a little shack Like this.

Fire started.

Yeah.

You think so? Maybe we should close it?

Yeah.

Should dry out Pretty well, rick?

Yeah, buddy.

So we're sittin' at 1,000 feet.

And we're climbin' up to 3,500.

It's the golden staircase.

The golden stairs is the highest Section of the trail.

And, for this stampede years, It was the gateway to the gold.

This treacherous mountain pass.

Is the most dangerous Part of the journey.

If a pioneer gave up,

It was the golden stairs That broke them.

Umm, worried about rick.

Like he certainly doesn't seem To be takin' it real well.

Thinking about.

Being wet and cold like this, For that long,

Settin' in that this Is gonna take a month.

And it's probably gonna be one.

Of the most miserable Months of my life,

If I can make it.

So today is a huge day,

But none of us are In great shape, except karla.

If somebody's Gonna get hurt on this trip,

Today is probably The biggest risk.

My legs feel like rocks,

I'm terrified, And I don't wanna do this.

Let's do it.

- You good, karla? - I'm good.

Look at that up there, boys.

Hopefully we can make it over The pass with some daylight.

The chilkoot pass crosses the Alaska coastal mountain range.

From sheep camp.

It's 2 miles of huge boulders.

Then, the final ascent Is a punishing 45° climb.

Up to the summit Of the golden stairs.

We should really Keep pushin' on.

Loose rocks.

Be careful there.

This is dangerous, man.

It's just snow- Covered boulders.

Is that the trail Over there?

Are we lost?

What do you figure?

Is it this? Right through here.

Who knows.

In the stampede,

There was a constant stream Of people leading the way.

Now, there's nothing.

You lost the trail?

Yeah.

There's no trail right here. That's for sure.

Well, there's No trail.

For the last half-mile Or for the next half-mile.

Well, then, start Cuttin' left, parker.

You see the tram, right? Line?

- No. - Follow the tram line.

What tram line?

During the gold rush, An aerial tramway was built.

To haul pioneer supplies Over the pass.

If parker can find What's left of it,

It should lead them To the golden stairs.

Hug the left side. Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I get it. When we were back there,

You said it was the other one, The one in the middle,

Not the one on the left. that was the one in the middle.

It looked like that,

There was a notch there From back there.

I can't see it. This is not a trail.

Slippery, can't see The holes, very steep.

This is sketchy.

Snap an ankle anywhere.

Look for that Tram cable.

Sake!

None of it looks Like trail.

I'm slippin' All over the place.

All right, I think It might be over there.

Tram cable.

All right.

Holy.

After four hours On the mountain,

Parker's crew finally reaches The end of the boulder field.

It looks pretty Decent up to here.

But that only gets them To the foot of the stairs.

The golden stairs.

- I don't see any stairs. - I don't see any gold.

I could sure use a Golden escalator right now.

Let's do it.

- This is beyond sketchy. - Holy.

Yeah, this is madness.

Didn't realize that you Were gonna try.

To break your leg Every step.

Big hole.

Slipping.

- James, look out! - Ooh!

James, Are you all right?

Parker schnabel and his friends Are 2 days into a 600-mile trek.

- Are you okay? - But filmmaker james.

Just collapsed on the most Dangerous part of the climb:

The golden stairs.

Glad you didn't Break a leg there.

The backpack broke My fall, see.

One of grandpa john's Absolute, classic quotes?

"Never give up."

That's what parker's all about.

That's what I'm all about.

Never give up.

We go up the mountain.

In these conditions, frostbite Can set in within 2 hours.

Push hard, boys.

If the snowstorm Gets any worse,

They could be trapped On the mountain.

Boy.

Come on!

I'm done right now.

Don't go that way.

This is brutal.

This is so Dangerous.

I can't see.

- Yeah. - You, nature.

There it is. Yes.

The summit!

It's just cool!

- Whoo! - Yeah!

Whoo-hoo!

- Whoo-whoo-whoo-whoo! - Yeah!

There's a cabin.

I feel like I'm not even On earth right now.

By the end of it, It was just like.

"When is it gonna end?

Is it gonna end?"

That was the toughest Hike I've ever done.

I walked into this cabin, I was just like,

"This is!"

I'm so happy About this right now.

- Nobody thought you'd make it. - Nope.

True to my form, I smuggled a flask of whiskey.

Over this whole way With us, so.

Yay! only you would act that -

Worth the extra weight,

So I figure let's celebrate A little bit.

Good day, boys.

It is a good day.

I think this whole trip has Really got me.

Firing on all cylinders.

This has really kind of Opened my eyes to, um...

It sounds cheesy, But a different way of life.

I'm proud of rick.

I know my grandpa would be Damn proud of all of us.

We made her. Now, we just got about

590 miles to go.

Bye-bye, cabin.

Get this show on the road.

We should all howl like wolves.

After two days of struggle,

Parker and his crew Have crossed into canada.

They're headed down Towards the lakes,

Where they've stored boats And equipment.

For the next stage Of their mission.

That's a wolf. Fresh.

That's A pretty big track.

There must be two of 'em.

That's a pretty Nice-sized wolf.

Where's his other footprint?

That's super-fresh, too, Karla?

Could be from our dog Howls this morning.

They were hangin' Out here.

Rain, sand, on and on and on.

Karla's just like, "You".

We're getting so close.

I see bennett lake.

We're he-e-e-re!

Honeys, we're home!

I'm so happy that we made it.

Jeez.

Look how long That is.

Bennett lake is 27 miles long.

And is the first in a series Of long lakes.

They need to survive Before hitting the yukon river.

In 1897,

20,000 pioneers got stuck At bennett in the brutal winter.

For a while, it was a town.

They even built a railway, But it arrived too late.

For the gold rushers, And taking a train.

Would be breaking one Of parker's rules:

No motors.

It wouldn't be too bad, Being out there right now.

Let's hope it stays That way.

Let's go talk to edna.

Yeah, Let's go find edna.

Who's edna?

Edna is a friend of a friend And has a trapping cabin.

Our canoes and cold-weather Tent are stashed there.

I'm pretty sure this Is edna's cabin down here.

Yeah. There's our stuff.

Hello!

Hello.

- Hi. - Hi.

- You must be edna. - Yeah.

Nice to meet you. I'm parker.

Our stuff showed up, I see. more than I thought.

You crazy fools. Whatcha doin', doing it.

This time of the year?

It's blowin' from the north Right now, isn't it?

- From the north. - It's north breeze now.

Yeah.

Well, we'll deal with it. Yep.

Thank you so much For everything.

Thanks, edna.

We don't know Whether we can even actually.

Canoe in these conditions, So, what we're gonna do.

Right now is take the canoes out And just give it a go.

And just see what We're capable of achieving.

Gotta head north and we're Gonna be fighting a north wind.

For the next 150 miles,

At least, If not 500 miles.

We nailed the hike and that Was a big part of this,

But, as far as puttin' miles on Goes, it starts right now.

This looks like fun?

This is the hand That's dealt to us,

So we just gotta hit the water.

All right, let's do it.

Hold on two secs.

- You good? - Yeah!

You in?

- All right. You ready? - Yeah.

All right, let's do it.

Yeah, I'm gettin' wet, Baby.

Are we going anywhere?

No.

It's really hard To control with the wind.

This is dangerous.

We ain't gettin' anywhere.

Let's turn around.

Let's go back!

Didn't he say turn Around head back?

I thought he did, yeah.

What the?

You see our boys back there?

- What? - Okay, jump out.

Karla and parker Get back to shore,

But rick and james Can't figure out.

Who's in charge of their boat.

- All right, let's go. - Spin it around.

- I'm goin' over there james. - Okay, go for it.

Don't go sideways In the trough.

No, I'm gonna Spin this around quick.

You motor, but you Don't wanna go sideways.

No! You're on the same Side as me, james.

Let's just go Straight that way.

I am paddling At the same time as you.

Same side as me.

No, we can't do that. We'll unbalance.

You have to do that To turn!

No.

Holy.

Right. We're heading there!

- Yeah. - They've gone in over there.

Why are we not heading Where they're going?

That's where we're gonna Have to end up.

Parker schnabel And three friends.

Are taking on the legendary Gold rush trail.

In memory of his grandpa.

They've made it To the first of four lakes.

Parker, hold on.

But they've been forced back, By winds gusting.

At 35 miles per hour, And rick and james.

Are losing it.

I can't feel my hands. You got cold hands?

- I can't even feel them. - Here, here, here.

No, I'm good. Don't worry about it.

- I've got these. - What happened to richard?

His hands were freezing.

I offered him my gloves And he raced off.

He got pretty Frustrated.

We'll, let's go get him.

Rick!

You're just going to leave us Over there sitting on the beach.

While you smoke A cigarette over here?

I just walked over here. I just walked over here.

Tried to find you guys. we're all over there.

- Over where? - Right where your

- boat is. - -how the was I.

Supposed to know?!

- You okay, though? - Yeah.

- Yeah? Promise? - Yeah, well, until parker.

Comes over and starts Givin' me a lip.

Just told him To off.

Rick really struggles With things like this.

We barely got 500 feet, Paddlin' our assess off.

It's obvious that this Is gonna be far.

From the easy Part of the journey.

It's gonna be damn tough And we have a long ways to go.

It's still pretty rough.

At the rate we're goin',

We're not gonna Make it anywhere.

You know, this right here Is a brick wall.

Basically we're bettin' On the wind changin'.

We're hopin' the wind's Gonna change.

If the wind doesn't change,

We're not making it Anywhere, anyway.

- Right? - True story.

I think our best bet is To lash these canoes together.

Ain't it? We'll be way more stable.

Probably one person can steer.

If you guys wanna try it, I just, in my opinion,

I think it's faster If we're separate.

Do you think you can steer Just by yourself in the middle?

We'll find out, I guess.

They are way more sturdy Tied together.

Yeah. we're close to each other.

We know somebody's Not gettin' lost.

We know if somebody's not Gonna get in a bad spot.

- Okay. - We got a catamaran.

Ca-ta-maran.

Hey, james, Let me bring my...

Is that pretty good spacing?

Yeah, that's good. I like that.

To build a catamaran,

The crew needs to lash The canoes together.

- Let's find some poles. - Do we have a saw?

That'll work.

There's another one Over here, rick.

So, I think We can ratchet-strap.

These bad boys and they Ain't gonna go nowhere.

And I think we've got A solid back-and-forth.

My grandpa bought a boat.

That sunk I think Like three times.

And they called it The excuse me.

Why, "Excuse me, My boat sank"?

Yeah, "Excuse me. My boat sunk a third time."

Lookin' good.

The frame must be strong enough.

To carry a mast and sail.

- Were you a scout? - No.

I beat up scouts When I was a kid.

If the wind changes,

This tarp could double Their speed on the lakes.

Well.

- Okay, pass me that rope line. - Pass her that rope.

Thanks. Are you good, rick?

Yeah, I'm Jim dandy.

You could walk all the way.

Over the chilkoot trail Like that.

I could. I think you're Lighter than my pack was.

Down she comes.

Yay-ay-ay!

- Yay! - Hee-hee!

Rick? Perfect!

What's the name Of our boat?

The golden edna. The golden edna.

The golden edna. I feel good.

I think it looks Bloody brilliant.

Anh!

Finally, it's time.

Should we pull this thing Down to the water?

Keep goin', Keep goin'.

We got to put Some miles going north.

If we get two good days,

Then we can get across these Lakes and be on the yukon river.

- If you pass me heavy gear, - yeah.

Those heavy Barrels first.

We can't spend the Winter here.

I ain't spendin' The winter here.

I've got an australian Girlfriend waitin' for me.

Yukon or bust!

Right up there on the list Of dumb

yeah. Whoo!

This is a heavy Thing?

Definitely sturdy. For now.

Big wave. Big wave.

- Boy. - Big wave.

Whoa.

We're headin' for some Rocks over here, guys.

Okay, forward left, Forward left.

- Okay, forward left! - Me.

- Left, turn left. - Left, left, forward right.

Hard right, hard right.

Big wave.

Boy.

We're not gettin' anywhere.

Dudes, We are not moving.

Stuck at bennett lake.

The wind has just been howlin'.

You know, I can hear The lake right now.

It's kinda creepy Being out here right now.

I'm kind of away From everything.

Every day we sit At bennett lake here.

Is another day the Yukon river's freezin' up.

Bears?

Not no bears that way.

All right,

I'm gonna get outta Here and go to bed.

Good night.

Parker and his friends.

Are trying to reach The klondike,

But the wind has trapped them On bennett lake for 5 days.

This is just a little pond Here beside bennett lake.

And the ice is slowly creeping Towards the center.

And I'd imagine in a few days, It'll be completely frozen over.

You know, I hate Not being in control.

I hate not being In control.

And, right now, We're pretty helpless.

Rick, What're you thinking?

I don't know.

I suppose the question is How long.

Are we prepared To stick out in here?

We're a month, 2 months, Maybe even 3 months too late.

And the weather Is biting back now.

At what point do We activate plan b?

Whoa, whoa, whoa. We don't have a plan b.

- That's the problem. - What is plan b, you know?

There's only 2 ways Out of bennett lake:

The boat and the train.

I mean, there's a reason.

Why they built That train, wasn't it?

It was so that people Didn't have to wait

6 months here.

Do we want to try And find other ways.

To complete the journey?

Which is called cheating.

Is it not?

Well, it really depends.

Because this is the thing:

We either go, "It's cheating,".

So, in that case, The rest of our adventure.

Is potentially, You know, 3 more weeks.

In this tent, Waiting for the winds.

To die down On lake bennett.

I think we need parker For this conversation.

I don't see why we're Doing it without him.

Parker, can we have a word?

How are you feeling About everything?

I'm desperate To get to dawson.

And complete what, You know,

We've all set out to do, But the yukon's freezing up.

Is there...

Is there another way Of doing things?

I know we said we Weren't going to do anything.

Mechanized and stuff, But, what if we're...

What if we're having To wait here for like a week?

Would we consider...

Would you consider... Sticking the canoes.

On the back of one Of those trains.

And leapfrogging A bit further down the road.

To give us a better chance Of getting to dawson?

No.

We're in the same boat They were in 120 years ago.

I'm not gettin' On the train.

It's just a thought.

James.

We're not taking The train.

That's not what my grandpa Would've done.

That's not what The pioneers would've done.

I just gotta figure out.

A way around this stupid, lake.

Rick!

We gotta Figure something out.

All right, well obviously We can't stay here,

But we've got too much stuff.

That we need now To be able to hike it.

Right. 'Cause We could walk the rails.

But that's... Agggh!

Somethin' we can drag, I think,

Is gonna be The only option.

Is that a little wagon, Dude, on the tracks?

- Whoa! - It's light, though.

What?

Whoa! S-what?

You're kidding me. but it's not on the main line.

Could we get it On the main line?

Dude, we gotta Get this figured out

'cause look at this thing.

This thing Moves like butter.

Whoa!

We, we derailed.

It ain't that heavy.

I think We might be on it.

Rick's off! He's off!

- Look what we found! - Whoo-oo!

Are you guys serious?

Look at how easy It rolls.

It rolls so good.

We're rolling it! We're rollin'!

Whoa, yeah, We're rolling!

Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo!

Does this thing Have a brake?

No.

To your right a bit.

We have a new plan And I love it.

That's rad.

Let's do it.

Let's keep The momentum going.

Bye-bye bennett!

After 5 days stuck On bennett lake,

Parker's crew is Finally moving north,

Still under their own steam, Honoring his grandpa.

By retracing The original klondike trail.

Yeehaw!

But they still have Another 567 miles to go,

And the yukon river Could freeze any day.

Whoo-oo!

Up ahead, on "Parker's trail"...

- Dawson city, here we come! - We're headed for the rocks.

Brace yourselves! We're gonna die!

Holy.

It's a flake of gold.

Watch out. James, look out!

Go on.

The current is ripping Under the shelf ice.

We're kinda getting Pulled downstream.

We're never gonna make it To dawson before the freeze.

Parker. Whoa!