Klondike: The Quest for Gold
As seen on PBS comes this new "living history" series about eight "average people" (7 men and one women) who volunteer to relive an adventure. The epic 1200 kilometer journey by the Hudson's Bay Company fur traders of 1840s from Winnipeg, to the Hudson Bay. Klondike: The Quest for Gold has one or more episodes free on Tubi, free on PlutoTV, free on Freevee (Via Prime Video), and 2 others. It's a documentary and history show with 4 episodes over 1 season. Klondike: The Quest for Gold is no longer running and has no plans to air new episodes or seasons. It has a better than average IMDb audience rating of 6.8 (45 votes).
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Klondike: The Quest for Gold Season 1 Overview
Jan 30, 2003 - Feb 20, 2003Season 1 of Klondike: The Quest for Gold has 4 episodes that are available to stream on Tubi, PlutoTV, Freevee and for Rent or Purchase on 2 Services.
Klondike: The Quest for Gold Season 1 Episodes
S01 E04Episode #1.4
Feb 20, 2003The team reaches Dawson City, 72 days into the journey -- starving.
S01 E04 of Klondike: The Quest for Gold is available to stream on Tubi, PlutoTV, Freevee and for Rent or Purchase on 2 Services.
S01 E03 Episode #1.3
The team arrives at the town site of Bennett and assemble the knockdown canoe they carried over the trail and...
S01 E03 of Klondike: The Quest for Gold is available to stream on Tubi, PlutoTV, Freevee and for Rent or Purchase on 2 Services.
S01 E02 Episode #1.2
Feb 6, 2003The team falls behind and begins to run out of food.
S01 E02 of Klondike: The Quest for Gold is available to stream on Tubi, PlutoTV, Freevee and for Rent or Purchase on 2 Services.
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Klondike: The Quest for Gold Overview
As seen on PBS comes this new "living history" series about eight "average people" (7 men and one women) who volunteer to relive an adventure. The epic 1200 kilometer journey by the Hudson's Bay Company fur traders of 1840s from Winnipeg, to the Hudson Bay.