Follow an expedition into the Albanian Alps, a nearly inaccessible range on the Balkan peninsula as they ski some very, very, very steep lines. The journey leads them through wild landscapes passing some theatres of the Yugoslavian wars before they reach their final destination, the so called accursed mountains in Albania.

Austria, Bryan Smith, David Pearson. Four professional kayakers travel to Papua New Guinea to conquer whitewater that no kayakers have navigated before: The Beriman River Gorge – one of the most dangerous and committing undertakings in a kayak.

What happens when four like-minded adventurers head into one of the world’s wildest mountain ranges with nothing but their mountain bikes and enough food to survive for 10 days? In the Caucasus Mountains in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia. Terrifying lightning storms. Raging-river crossings. Snow-covered glacial pass traverses. Mind-melting descents. Constant fights with vicious dogs. Tense encounters with over-zealous border-patrol guards. But they were treated to the unparalleled hospitality of the Georgian people and the benign indifference of the elements on their quest to reach the magnificent Mount Kazbek.

Will Gadd and Gavin McClurg grab a thermal air lift towards Mt. Robson and then set flight for the Canada-US border. Along the way the paragliders push the sport of paragliding, or more precisely ‘vol-bivy’, as they journey 640 kilometres above the Canadian Rockies, hopping between seriously exposed landing sites where they’d spend the night. A 35-day journey across rugged landscapes which is the longest air journey by a paraglider ever recorded.