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Facing Waves
S9, EP5 "Paddling Creeks and Coves in the Southeast"Ken Whiting tackles whitewater in North Carolina before heading to the renowned Guntersville Lake in Alabama.
Facing Waves
S9, EP6 "Kayaking Alabama"Ken Whiting explores the rivers, lakes and caves around Lake Guntersville, Alabama by kayak.
Taking a Peak
Get A Little Out There with Alex HonnoldAlex Honnold and Cedar Wright battle wind and a surprise snowstorm in Great Basin National Park; when the weather clears, Alex explores Ely's growing mountain biking scene and stargazes beneath some of the darkest skies in America.
Cowboy Country
Get A Little Out There with Alex HonnoldDeep in cowboy country, pro climber Alex Honnold joins endurance runner Peyton Thomas for an unexpected adventure in the Ruby Mountains; off the trail, he dives into Basque culture, practices cowboy poetry, and silversmiths a romantic gift for his wife.
Backcountry Rescue
S1, EP1 "Rookie Pressure"The team races to save a teen who drove a snowmobile off a cliff. A rookie is tested in a high-stakes rescue.
Backcountry Rescue
S1, EP2 "Home Safe"The team races to find two overdue snowmobilers in the remote backcountry in harsh, low-visibility conditions.
SOS: Extreme Rescue
S3, EP11 "Tide's Coming In"What starts as a routine slip on a rocky beach quickly becomes a race against the tide as water begins closing in around the injured casualty. The coastguard helicopter identifies a narrow window to winch the person to safety before the sea covers the beach entirely - and that window is shrinking fast. A rescue that looked straightforward from the air becomes a high-pressure operation against one of the most relentless forces in nature. Timing is everything.
SOS: Extreme Rescue
S3, EP12 "First Test"New recruits are thrown straight into live operations when a climber dislocates his shoulder on a technical route. Their training has prepared them - but nothing fully prepares you for the real thing. As they work to assess, treat and evacuate the casualty across difficult terrain, the experienced team watches every decision closely. A rescue that is straightforward by some standards becomes a defining moment for the next generation of mountain rescuers stepping up for the first time.
