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Gavin McClurg and Dave Turner take on the challenge of paragliding across the nearly 700km of the Alaska Range. They face harsh weather, freezing temperatures and even starvation.
Gavin McClurg and Dave Turner take on the challenge of paragliding across the nearly 700km of the Alaska Range. They face harsh weather, freezing temperatures and even starvation.
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