Beyond the Beaten Path

From Marrakesh, the brothers take a series of local Berber taxis over the High Atlas Mountains and down into the Draa Valley; they take the taxis until the road ends at the edge of the sand sea of the Sahara, where they bury some treasure.

Doing a traditional ramble through the Yorkshire Dales region of northern England, the brother's stride through the moors and dales and peaks and valleys.

Lapland is a frozen, winterland of reindeer, Sami people and saunas; the brothers start in Stockholm and fly 200 kilometers straight north above the Arctic Circle; their chosen mode of transport for this journey is a reindeer sleigh.

In this episode, the brothers shun the more famous areas, Tokyo and Kyoto, and head to the isolated, ancient island of Shikoku. Their route is the ancient 88 Temple Zen pilgrimage circuit

By pick-up truck, the brother's route is the culturally and geographically rich island of Cape Breton and the Cabot Trail. Lobster fishing, mussel farming, hooking, kayaking, kitchen parties, moose sightings, Bingo, Scottish ceilidhs, Mi'kmaq drum session, it's all happening in this episode.

The brothers hitch-hike from the ancient Inca capitol of Cuzco at 3399m, down the spine of the Andes Mountains to Lake Titicaca.