wilderness-navigation
8 videos tagged wilderness-navigation across 4 categories.
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7 days solo bushcraft trip — 4 camps, canvas shelter, homemade axe and knife, wild cooking
Twenty-seven minutes documenting a week-long solo bushcraft expedition in Denmark: building shelters, crafting tools, cooking over open fire, and navigating wilderness conditions with minimal gear.
12 Hour Endurance Test - No Camping Gear - 48 Kilometers
Practical demonstration of sustained wilderness travel over 48 km in 12 hours using only basic gear and navigation across unfamiliar terrain.
Hiking Deep into Russia's Wilderness to an Abandoned 1888 Church
Navigate remote Russian terrain and document wilderness survival skills during an extended backcountry hike to a historic site.
100km Canadian Rockies E-Bike Survival Challenge
Two adventurers test e-bike mobility and wilderness navigation across 100km of Canadian Rockies terrain with a skilled bushcrafter demonstrating outdoor survival techniques.
20+ Camping, Survival, and Bushcraft Hacks Learned from Years in the Wilderness
Ten-minute collection of practical camping and bushcraft techniques: fire-starting, shelter-building, gear use, and wilderness navigation tips for backcountry self-reliance.
Dropped Off in Alaska's Wilderness – The Train to Nowhere
Solo backcountry navigation and overnight shelter setup in interior Alaska: hiking without trail, fire-building, camp selection, and cold-weather survival on foot.
4 Days Camping & Building a Trail to the River
Solo four-day wilderness camp while hand-cutting a quarter-mile trail through dense brush to access a remote river; hammock setup, fire-building with ferrous rod, foraging hazard awareness, cold-weather camp comfort, and family joining day-three onward.
Solo Backpacking 20 Miles to a Crashed B-29 Bomber: Alpine Navigation, Cold-Weather Camping, and Survival in Alaska
Twenty-mile alpine solo expedition in Alaska: navigating glacier and ice fields without crampons, establishing a bear-proof campsite above tree line, filtering water, sleeping in sub-freezing conditions, and locating a 1957 bomber crash site with historical context.