Lars Monsen must pick out the cheapest hiking gear for a week long trip he doesn't know anything about.

This time Monsen has to find his own food. Underway he picks up a hiking buddy he hasn't met before.

Monsen is a long way outside of his comfort zone when he has to start his hike in the gear people used a 100 years ago.

Monsen is left on a glacier in the mountains. He has to find a safe path down to his target location.

Removing the blindfold, Monsen finds himself in a terrain he likes. When a familiar hiking buddy greets him as well, it's all set for a good trip.

Water is what meets Monsen this time. Blindfolded, he's lowered from the helicopter down into a row boat.

Monsen gets a surprise when he removes his blindfold; he's been placed on a small island in the middle of an ice cold lake.

Monsen only has three slices of bread in his back pack when the helicopter leaves him in the wilderness. He has no idea where he is, and it's raining hard.

Monsen is left in the middle of a pine forest, with only a compass and a map with next to no information.

Monsen seldom seeks out high mountains. This time he's challenged in just that, climbing spectacular mountain formations. But he struggles finding out where he is.

This time Monsen feels at home in a terrain he's used to. But he has a long way to go, and only five days do get there. On the start line, a familiar hiking buddy awaits him.