Expedition Overland - Return to The Mackenzie
In this three part, mini-season, the team returns to The Mackenzie Trail. They are determined to finish what they couldn't in Season 1.
In this three part, mini-season, the team returns to The Mackenzie Trail. They are determined to finish what they couldn't in Season 1.
Clay Croft
Himself
Rachelle Croft
Herself
Jeff Downer
Himself
Ryan Erickson
Himself
Ty Heaps
Himself
Kurt Williams
Himself
Steve Talacki
Himself
Heather Dolan
Herself
Nathan Norby
Himself
In this three part, mini-season, the team returns to The Mackenzie Trail. They are determined to finish what they couldn't in Season 1.
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