Extreme Treks Season 3: Episode Guide & Ratings

Mount Elbrus is the highest peak in Europe, standing at 5,640m (18,510 feet), and is considered one of the seven highest summits on the seven continents. Join Ryan Pyle as he explores Moscow and climbs Mount Elbrus.

Join Ryan Pyle as he explores the city of Reykjavik before heading out into the unforgiving volcanic highlands of Iceland in this episode of Extreme Treks.

Join Ryan Pyle as he explores Luang Prabang and then travels to the northern regions, trekking from village to village, staying with local Akha families as he explores these isolated peoples' culture and way of life.

Join Ryan Pyle as he climbs Mount Wilhelm at 4,509m (14,793 feet) in central PNG before attempting the arduous and historic Kokoda Trail in this episode of Extreme Treks.

Join Ryan Pyle as he explores the city of La Paz, then travels in the jungles of Bolivia to begin the Choro Trek, then adds to the challenge by testing his nerves on the challenging and dangerous mountain of Huayna Potosi 6,088m (19,974 feet).

Join Ryan Pyle as he explores Amman, travels to the ancient city of Petra, and then makes the arduous trek through the unforgiving Wadi Rum Desert finishing on the summit of Jabal Umm ad Dami, the highest mountain in Jordan, at 1,840m (6,040 feet).

With the imminent dangers and challenges on every front, join Ryan Pyle as he climbs Aconcagua at 6,960m (22,837 feet) in this episode of Extreme Treks.

Starting on the border of Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Ryan will climb volcanoes, trek through National Parks, pass through local villages and eventually track mountain Gorillas in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.