22 Miles (35 km) in a Blizzard Without a Tent - Solo Camping in Survival Shelters

Summary by Krater

The creator attempts to travel 22 miles through the Alaskan mountains using snowshoes, skis, and a SnowDog motorized sled, building makeshift snow shelters and camping in freezing temperatures along the way.

From the video

Answers: How do you winter camp in the Alaskan mountains with a motorized sled?

• Alaskan winter camping
• SnowDog motorized sled operation
• Emergency snow shelters
• Winter survival cooking

Ingredients

• butter
• garlic
• scallops
• couscous
• passion fruit puree
• honey
• venison summer sausage
• beef stew
• Lingonberry covered mango
• sweet potatoes
• carrots
• beef chunks
• sausage and egg omelet

What it concludes

• Pulling a heavy sled behind skis makes uphill skiing extremely difficult.
• Using an alcohol stove under a tarp provides clean heat and melts snow effectively without stinking up the shelter.
• Caribou hides provide a significantly warmer sleeping surface than air mattresses when sleeping directly on snow.