In 1862, an English miner struck gold in British Columbia and set off one of the deadliest, yet lucrative, rushes of the mid-1800s.

Master prospector does not equal master cameraman. John battles more than the elements in full panorama.

Ben has a close encounter with things that go creak in the night.

Watch John’s personal attack on his nemesis, Technology. Now in infrared.

Prospectors hoping to strike it rich in Devil’s Canyon can only bring in what they can carry on their backs.

Ten days into his journey, Ben still hasn’t found a source of protein. But an early snow might have brought good luck.

A cold, isolated Ben muses on the toughest part of his journey—being away from his girlfriend and his dogs.

Boyce wakes to discover that rain has surrounded his camp with water, isolating him from his mining equipment and virtually pushing him out of the Devil’s Canyon.

When Ben’s boot starts leaking water, he MacGyvers a DIY-fix involving tree resin and fire.

"My dad always said, 'it's a lot better to suffer on the walk in than the whole time you're out there."

Tensions build as the elements once again keep Boyce from making it to the sandbar.

Several weeks into his journey, Boyce finally puts on a fresh set of drawers.

John returns to his tent to find that it has been decimated by the elements, leaving him entirely without shelter as he camps above the snowline.

A bare-naked Boyce brings himself - along with fire and dry clothing - across to the gold-rich side of the river.

Ben tells the story of his most scrumptious tattoo.

John attempts a heated DIY project, with no clue how it’ll...pan out.