Snowflake Mountain - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Welcome to the Wilderness
Ten entitled young adults arrive at what they think is going to be a fancy resort brimming with unfettered luxury. Spoiler alert: It's not.
Ribs Are Ribs?
A survival skills expert teaches some of the snowflakes how to — gulp — skin a deer while the rest get a crash course in tree chopping.
Last Chance Lake
Solomon and Deandra are forced to spend the night at... Last Chance Lake. Later, a fire-building challenge splits the snowflakes into teams.
It's Nothing Personal
A new snowflake brings up the past and tests the group's adaptability. The campers must punch through pieces of wood, but not everyone has the oomph.
If the Hot Tub's Rocking, Don't Come Knocking
Reeling from a camper's departure, the snowflakes confront their fears by climbing a tree. Randy makes a move on Devon. Matt and Joel inspect the camp.
Playing Chicken
Two more snowflakes are sent to Last Chance Lake. The campers (theoretically) learn how to be responsible by taking care of chickens.
Call the Medic
Before attempting to climb up an honest-to-goodness mountain, the remaining snowflakes read messages of encouragement from their loved ones.
Peak Adulting
An injury forces one camper to cut their climb short. Later, following a tough hike, the winner of the grand prize is revealed.
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