
Rock The Park S05 E04
Colton and Jack are biking around the deepest lake in the U.S. in Crater Lake National Park. Pitstops include: Wizard Island and The Pinnacles Overlook.

Colton and Jack are biking around the deepest lake in the U.S. in Crater Lake National Park. Pitstops include: Wizard Island and The Pinnacles Overlook.

Jack and Colton are in Canyonlands National Park exploring the true meaning of wilderness.

Colton and Jack return to Colorado to hit the dunes of Great Sand Dunes National Park. Along the way they recall their favorite adventures in Colorado including climbing their first 14er in San Juan National Forest, and whitewater rafting in Dinosaur National Monument.

Jack and Colton head into the Colorado Rockies for an action-packed canyoneering adventure down a 270-foot waterfall.

Head into the backcountry to explore the mountains, glaciers and wildlife.

Eric Hanson travels to England's Peak District and Derbyshire to hike the Pennine Way.

Eric Hanson explores the 112-mile-long Sunshine Coast Trail in British Columbia.

Eric travels to Papua New Guinea, hiking the Kokoda Trail.

This episode looks at the various habitats and areas of a coral reef, and how each zone within this extremely complex and delicately balanced ecosystem houses life forms that adapt in unique ways.

Chasing the Sun, explores Costa Rica's vibrant culture, natural beauty, and community spirit. From San Jose's charm to jungle adventures, local cuisine, and inspiring stories of resilience, it celebrates the essence of this remarkable country.

Most people whose work relates to the RV industry don't actually RV, such as Sean.

Tom & Cait take us through an Alaskan expedition as they live out the lifelong dream of many RVers.

Jim & Mica are an inspiring couple who teach us that nothing can keep you from enjoying your life.

Spending time with friends is great. But camping with them is pretty darn close to living together.

In each episode captain David De Villiers and his crew, first mate Roddy Tor and international free divers Hanli Prinsloo and Peter Marshall meet up with an adventurer on a personal quest. This week it's American born, Marine biologist Erika . For the past eleven years she's researched the smallest life forms in the ocean, phytoplankton.

Island of the Gods. With Bali's ecological majesty as our backdrop, we find people working hard to make a difference in their community and coming together to save the planet.

Ben Fogle spends a year following newlyweds Emma & Dave as they risk everything swapping minimalist living on a canal boat in London for a spacious wooden chalet with 14 acres of grassland in the heart of rural Lincolnshire, where they try to create their dream of a bespoke camping and glamping site in a rural paradise.

We journey to India, a land revered for its ancient spiritual wisdom and practices. From the tranquil valleys of Kullu Manali in the Himalayas to the vibrant, bustling streets of Delhi, we explore the multifaceted world of mindfulness, meditation, and yoga. As we navigate through contrasting environments, we discover how meditation is part of daily life, offering invaluable lessons about finding inner tranquility amid external chaos. We also delve into the transformative impact of mindfulness on underprivileged children, highlighting how these ancient practices empower young lives. Rooted in India's rich cultural heritage, the episode reveals how the nation's spiritual traditions provide both sanctuary and a deeper connection to ourselves and the broader world. Join us for this enlightening expedition as we unravel the power of mindfulness and how we can incorporate it into our daily lives no matter where we live.

In this episode set in scenic New Zealand, we explore the deep-rooted question: Does being near or in water actually improve our health? Guided by Dr. Wallace J. Nichols, author of "The Blue Mind," we delve into the scientific and emotional benefits of water, exemplified by therapeutic surfing experiences and the Maori people's ancestral connection to aquatic environments. From mental well-being to physical health, we uncover how New Zealand's abundant waters serve as more than just a natural spectacle they are a source of holistic health and well-being. Along the way, Dr. Nichols introduces the concept of a "bluescription," a personalized prescription for water-based activities, inviting viewers to tap into the transformative power of water in their own lives.

This episode explores the conflict between humans and wildlife. What measures can be put in place to reduce the impact on people and animals alike?