Gold Rush: Parker's Trail

Parker Schnabel and his friends pay tribute to the legends before them and attempt the Klondike Trail of 1897.

Parker and his crew advance only 50 miles into the daunting 600-mile trek on the Klondike Trail, with water quickly freezing and food sources running low.

With 375 miles to go, time grows tight as temperatures drop and lakes freeze; when Parker falls into the icy water, his friends must stop and save him.

Parker and his friends relive the toughest journey of their lives; they reveal the struggle, conflict and secrets about how close they came to disaster.

Against the advice of locals, Parker and the crew set off into the jungle where they risk encounters with jaguars and venomous snakes; when they attempt to cross a raging river, Rick gets caught up in the current; with insider facts and bonus scenes.

Parker is injured by an out-of-control water hose, then local miners refuse to lease him ground, forcing him to make a tough decision between doubling down and heading home; with insider facts and bonus scenes.