Journy schedule

Scott and Justin reach Antarctica, staying at a Chilean base before cruising to breathtaking Paradise Bay.

Scott and Justin head into Siberia toward the Pole of Cold, judging a beauty contest and riding reindeer.

Experience the quirky, undiscovered, pop culture landmarks of the USA’s road trip capital.

In post-war Sri Lanka the guys explore Sigiriya, meet the Vedda, climb Adam's Peak and see Navam Perahera.

A team of explorers adventure through the national parks of the USA, showing the beauty found within America.

In Papua New Guinea, the guys meet Nick, climb a volcano, dive WWII relics and find a fire-dancing tribe.

The guys drive into PNG's Highlands with Nick, joining a Mudmen ritual before the remote Sepik River.

The guys zip line and dive with sharks off the Galapagos, then find the Amazon's Hourani tribe at a funeral.

Scott and Justin explore spiritual Ethiopia: Lalibela's rock churches, Gondar's castles and Debra Damos.

Scott and Justin join Robel in Harar to feed wild hyenas, then witness a Hammer Tribe whipping ceremony.

Scott and Justin explore Rwanda's recovery, from mountain gorillas to genocide survivors' stories.

The guys reach Ittoqqortoormiit in early winter for a seal hunt and a trek to the ghost town of Cape Hope.

Scott and Justin venture into isolated North Korea with guides Chae and Kim, cruising the Taedong River.

Scott and Justin experience North Korea, from a school class to the vast Arirang Mass Games spectacle.

From Java's Mount Bromo and Jakarta's slums to Bali, Scott and Oka join a bull race and meet a prince.

After three years abroad, Scott and Justin visit Oka's Bali and Sumba, finding cultures more alike.

Scott, Justin and Andre 4x4 from Adelaide to Darwin via Coober Pedy and Uluru, reaching all seven continents.

Jack and Colton explore one of North America's oldest rivers, a huge bridge, and the New River's whitewater.

Colton and Jack visit New York Harbor's parks, touring Ellis Island and kayaking to the Statue of Liberty.

Jack and Colton explore the underwater world of Biscayne and help fight a dangerous invasive species.

Colton and Jack join buddy Joe Stone for a new way to bike Going-to-the-Sun Road, then backcountry camping.

Jack and Colton explore the Canadian Rockies' Icefields Parkway, then try canyoneering.

Colton and Jack head to Manitoba to spot their first wild polar bear, then kayak with beluga whales.

Jack and Colton bike-pack the Arizona Trail through lava fields in the Coconino National Forest.

Colton and Jack head into Colorado's San Juan National Forest to climb their first 14,000-foot mountain.

Jack and Colton return to Katmai, Alaska to find a volcanic steam vent in the Valley of 10,000 Smokes.

Colton and Jack hike the nine-peak Presidential Traverse in New Hampshire's notoriously brutal weather.

Jack and Colton are in Wyoming to take on the biggest rock climb challenge of their lives... Devils Tower.

Colton and Jack route-find to hidden ancient cliff dwellings in Utah's Bears Ears canyons.

Jack and Colton meet Forest Ranger Rourke McDermott to learn survival skills in the New Mexico desert.

Colton and Jack revisit Biscayne and the Everglades to see hurricane effects and help with debris clean-up.

Jack and Colton look back on their most epic cave adventures: on the water, underground and under ice.

Jack and Colton swim with stingrays, dive a sunken Russian frigate, and cave on Cayman Brac.

Colton and Jack trace pirate-turned-patriot Jean Lafitte through New Orleans, the French Quarter and bayou.

Jack and Colton revisit Japan's waterfall meditation and Class V rapids at New River Gorge.

Jack and Colton protect wild places: sea turtles of Padre Island and bats of Mammoth Cave.

Cycling, hiking and canyoneering, Jack and Colton explore the Rockies' parks, forests and monuments.

Colton and Jack explore Northern California: Point Reyes, the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz Island.

For Rock the Park's 100th episode, Jack and Colton hike the Grand Canyon rim-to-rim, as few ever do.