OK kudos to the guy for doing it.

I could no longer compete.

I did feel unaided should mean unaided and not include a food drop half way through Or it should state, except for food drops, unaided.

Using tree sap as water proof glue is fun Advice that Horse Flys & Mossies get in no mater how careful you are.

And pine needle tea is full of vitamin C

There is no Plot The sound is ok The Photography is ok The Presenter is ok

Its worth a watch

This documentary on a solo adventure across the Canadian arctic was amazing. From the scenery, to the commentary, to the adversity, to the perseverance, it was great from start to finish.

Yes, it's a rare person to handle the loneliness and physicality and sacrifice to carry two heavy packs and pull/paddle/pole/portage a canoe over challenging terrain for thousands of miles while battling mosquitoes & large biting flies, and the weather, and the unknown of predators. On the other hand the GoPro camera seldom showed the awesomeness of the journey's beauties; mostly we see close ups of our traveler. But then, too, handling a camera while handling everything else is asking a lot. Would have been interesting to know what percentage of the journey was paddling up; paddling down; paddling flat; poling & sail enhanced. What percentage was portaging between water sources. I have no problem with the plane drop of supplies, but outside of a couple of eating berries I didn't see any serious food gathering. Also, I don't think he should be critical, without knowing why, other travelers left their gear.