Backcountry Rescue

2016

Action & Adventure

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About Backcountry Rescue

From avalanches to grizzly bears, these people would never get out alive without the help of a fearless team of men and women, ready to deploy to save them.

Status
Returning Series
TMDB rating
Not rated
Seasons
1
Episodes
8

Seasons and episodes

The latest season with aired episodes is shown first. Specials are kept separate.

Latest aired season

Season 1

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S1 E1

Rookie Pressure

Anthony strives to prove himself as medical lead responding to a snowmobile crash on Togwotee Pass.

S1 E2

Home Safe

The first priority of every mission is team safety, so when conditions on Pyramid Peak threaten Jake and Cody during a rescue, Tim demands they pump the breaks.

S1 E3

Married To The Mob

Jake and Marilynn cancel a dinner party so they can respond to an injured skier on Teton Pass.

S1 E4

Juggled Lives

Dr. AJ Wheeler’s hectic schedule keeps him out of action, but his team battles high winds in the heli to save a snowmobiler with a busted femur. Then another call comes in and Dr. Wheeler is there, trying to rescue a man who tumbles off a 200 foot cliff.

S1 E5

3 In 1 Day

For Jess, life at home feels out of control. But she’s got the work routine dialed in, even as the team is hit with an unprecedented three rescues in under twelve hours. off a 200 foot cliff.

S1 E6

Bombs Away

Jamie puts his trust in new explosives technology to keep ski slopes safe and the local highways open all winter. But his barrage of anti-avalanche bombs is not enough to save everyone.

S1 E7

Swoop and Scoop

Wiedie and Chris designed their lives so they can experience all Jackson Hole has to offer. And when a young snowmobiler’s first ride into the backcountry spins out of control, they join forces with Jess and Flip to execute a perfect “swoop and scoop” rescue.

S1 E8

No Short Cuts

Tim demands a lot of everyone around him, especially during a cave rescue—what he describes as “the worst kind of rescue possible.

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