7 Days in Hell

In the days of the Klondike Gold Rush in the Yukon wilderness in the late 19th century, if a prospector's camp happened to burn down, as often occurred, they would have faced incredible odds against their survival.

Roatan is a sweltering island off the coast of Honduras that consists of rocky shores, thick jungles, mangrove swamps, and menacing wildlife. Historically speaking, escaped prisoners fleeing pirates would have faced a devilish time here.

Silver miners having staked a claim in the deserts of Arizona hundreds of miles from the nearest settlement in the days of the Old West would have relied heavily on horses, and surviving in the desert without them could prove perilous.

Bush pilots flying in eastern Manitoba in the early days of aeronautics faced the daunting reality of surviving under the harsh wintry conditions this region is known for if their plane happened to go down.