7 Days in Hell

During the late-19th century Klondike Gold Rush, prospectors faced incredible odds if their camp in the Yukon wilderness happened to burn down.

Roatan is a sweltering island off the coast of Honduras that consists of rocky shores, thick jungles, mangrove swamps, and menacing wildlife.

Having staked their claims in the Arizona deserts, hundreds of miles from the nearest settlement, Old West silver miners relied heavily on horses.

Bush pilots flying during the early days of aeronautics in eastern Manitoba faced brutal conditions if their planes went down in the winter.