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沿着落矶山脉，每年会有约3百名长途跋涉的徒步行走者们，步行2663英里(4285公里)，从美国与墨西哥的边境出发，北上走到美国与加拿大的边境。这条著名的PCT(Pacific Crest Trail)太平洋山脊走道，大部分的道路是处在12000英尺的海拔(3600米以上)。 意志坚强的旅者，必须经受加利福尼亚州荒漠地带炙热的暴晒，背着几加仑的饮用水，以避免缺水渴死的危险；当开始高原行走时，又必须面对时刻变化的天气，夜间在零下的低温下宿营，每天步行20多英里(32公里)，总共要耗费3到4个月的时间。 途中的艰辛，与沿途各种原始的风景相比，却都算不上什么了。
Follow a handful of diverse hikers as they walk 2,663 miles along the Pacific Crest Trail. They begin in April at the U.S. Mexico border and battle their way through bone-dry deserts in Southern California, icy mountain passes in the High Sierra and the torrential rains of the Pacific Northwest. 5 months later, they may reach their final destination in Canada. Equipped with cameras to record their video journals, they give us an insider's view into what it takes to spend half a year living in the wild. From Billygoat (chronic hiker and John Muir look-alike) to Scott Williamson (the world's greatest endurance athlete that no one's ever heard of), their collective tales illustrate the power of wilderness to transform, renew and inspire.
