Beat Monday

Mike and Jason head into the San Juan Mountains backcountry in Southwest Colorado to take on the Million Dollar Ski Traverse. Named after Colorado's million dollar highway 550, this mission consists of 25 miles of skiing with over 10,000 feet of elevation gain across the beautiful yet dangerous mountain terrain. This challenge will be especially difficult with avalanche dangers, extreme weather, and tough navigation.

Mike and Jason meet up with friend and adaptive athlete Dan Kosick to take on the Grand Cayon's Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim Traverse. It's a roughly 42-mile trail run with over 11,000 feet of elevation change. 100 degree temperatures and the fact that the guys are trying to complete the double traverse in under 24 hours will push them to their limits. The Grand Canyon Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim is a classic crossing of one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the world… twice.

Mike and Jason head to Nevada to explore the trails and mountains around the beautiful Lake Tahoe. They plan to ride a 125-mile loop around the lake while reliving memories of past missions in the area. Going earlier in the season means brutal high winds, cool temperatures, and snow on this challenge—find out how they handle some gnarly hike and bike situations.

Mike and Jason head to Acadia National Park in Maine to take on the Acadia Peaks Traverse. It's roughly 65-mile trail run with over 18,000 feet of elevation change and summits all 42 peaks of Acadia’s rugged landscape. While the highest summit is only 1,500 feet the mission will be extremely challenging due to the rugged terrain, tough navigation, an unrelenting ups and downs of the forest.

Vermont has more breweries per capita than any other state in the U.S.; so it only makes sense that Vermont would have a 255-mile bikepacking route with dozens of breweries and restaurants along the way. Mike and Jason head to to the Green Mountain Gravel Growler with NFL linebacker, Dhani Jones, to attempt 160 miles of the course.

Mike and Jason head to Yosemite National Park to take on the Tuolumne Triple Crown. This route is a roughly 11 mile technical rock climbing traverse & scramble that crosses three iconic peaks, Tenaya, Matthes Crest and Cathedral Peak. They’ll follow up the triple crown on day 2 with a 17 mile long trail run to take them from Tenaya Lake trailhead down into Yosemite valley.