Ron and Ashlyn George dare to hike a 20-kilometre deep forest trail in hopes of reaching Grey Owl's Cabin. Along the way, Ron overcomes trail collisions and exhaustion while Ashlyn deals with hiking at night, the same darkness in which Ron lives every day.

Ron and his friends tackle a historic boreal forest portage, canoe and hike in the midst of the highest bear activity in Canada's wild and breathtaking Prince Albert National Park.

Ron tackles the freezing waters of Lake Diefenbaker with over 800 kilometres of shoreline. He takes a hand at driving a military landing craft, boards a sailboat mid-lake, and sails it to shelter ahead of a violent prairie storm.

Ron and his friends sharpen their cross-country ski skills before tackling 52 kilometres, followed by an overnight stay in a hand-shovelled snow shelter.

Ron and the group learn the ins and outs of handling a dogsled before trekking through difficult northern terrain to their destination: Ron's ice shack.

Ron Walsh and his friends head to southwest Saskatchewan to seek out Métis history, uncovering the path to Henry Dumont’s lost cabin and its possible connection to Gabriel Dumont’s hideout and legendary escape from Canada.