EP1 Return to Alaska // X Overland's The Last Frontier Series

The last frontier draws Expedition Overland back to discover what’s within as the seven-man team overlands and adventures through the wild landscapes of Alaska. Two newly built Tacomas and a 5th gen 4Runner, lead the convoy with a crew of the young and the "young-at-heart."
The return to this vast and breathtakingly beautiful landscape fulfills a long-time goal for Clay Croft, made even sweeter as his 16-year-old son, Cyrus, is part of the crew. Along with Cyrus, @EFRT Dan and Peter join this crew as well along with Tanner, Ryan Connelly, and a new face with some stories and skills to share. It’s safe to say that no expedition member will come back from this one the same!
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[Invertmini]

Those youngins are so blessed to be able to go on an experience like this..

[MythicalFamilyYT]

As a girl growing up on a ranch… this was and still would be… a dream come true. The little girl I was is envious of your boy and his adventures. What a beautiful series. I found it by accident and can’t wait to watch more. The story telling is captivating.

[galatasaray_]

I just want to thank you all for teaching me how to parenting and be father.. maybe most of the people just watching your videos for your journeys but I added my life is to be a great father.. thank you so much

[essequamvideri]

as a dad, i know how special it is to be adventuring & making memories with my own kids. life is a series of choices that become our stories. thanks for sharing yours. 🔥

[waltercheney]

Simply amazing. From content to editing. Most people can NOT imagine how much work went into this production. Thanks for sharing. Truly appreciate it!

[winstonbaxter]

I went to Alaska when I was 16yr in "96. $160 in my pocket. $100 went to gas travelling from Utah to Denial (friends brother was a rafting guide that I was riding up with). Hard to get a job at that age. Lived in a canvas tent and worked as a dishwasher for 2 months(The Crows Nest). Amongst the best memories I have. Trying to get back this year. And to have your son with you. Epic!🙂😊

[itchntohitch]

My wife and I spent 8 months taking care of the Rainy Pass Lodge for the Perrins. They are truly great people. A truly great experience.
We watched your story the first episode we have ever watched. We will look forward to seeing Bucky in the next!

[Bielocke]

This is better than any TV show you can watch right now on TV

[repairrestoreandrebuild]

Clay, I've watched your travels for years, from Alaska to the southern tip of South America, Greenland, your wife racing in Africa.... When I saw this new series was coming I was ecstatic! The beauty and cinematography, the story telling, no disappointment here! Thank you for sharing your story.

[GRSRiverrider]

Wow, was that Expedition Overland or National Geographic? Or is there any difference? Awesome atmosphere!

[NS-whcx]

Toyotas, 35s, Alaska… what more could we ask for?

[jorgesandibogantes]

It is impossible not to get excited when you appreciate the wonders of God in the world, thank you very much for sharing them, greetings from Costa Rica. I felt at all times with you.

[ColeRees]

The fact that you brought three teens with a passion for adventure is so cool, hats off to you. They will never forget this experience.

[bluez]

This is better than most content put out on Netflix, amazing job guys! I can’t wait to watch this whole series, production quality, story telling, all top notch!

[tug-mug]

Wow…some camping. All semblance of practicality and pragmatism was completely thrown out the window.

[anujchauhan]

Probably the best 45 minutes so far, the cinematography, the surround, the energy- I am just in love with it all. You guys are definitely having the best time of life. Looking forward to more of it.

[dylanholzman]

250k plus worth of trucks and a cup on noodles for dinner. I like your style 😎

[joshleal]

That's why I love you guys. You don't go only for a great adventure but for the history and soul of any place you go. Thank you for share all this amazing experience with us.

[brianellman]

That would be a yes. I was raised in Glacier Park. packing in supplies by horse to different Chalets in the park. what a way to grow up. Loved it. and my horses to. :-)

[selle]

I have been watching since the 1st Alaskan trip and the South American trips. I enjoyed it so much and those were my favorite seasons.hope you'll have a reunion trip with the first crew...Nice to seethe Epic family road trip crew .