Sixteen ordinary Americans are embarking on a treacherous 14-day journey through the New Zealand Alps in an attempt to reach the peak of a towering mountain and win a share of a $1 million prize. The catch? They must complete the climb as a team, facing brutal twists orchestrated by 'The Mountain's Keeper,' who will force them to make difficult decisions that could impact their chances of success and test their morals and relationships.
16 ordinary Americans embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey through the treacherous New Zealand Alps in an attempt to reach the peak of a towering mountain in just 14 days in order to keep their share of the $1 million prize they're carrying in their backpacks. Tracking them along this journey is the 'Mountain's Keeper' who will surprise the trekkers with brutal twists and force decisions that complicate an already grueling ascent.
Morals and relationships will be tested when they must decide what to do if someone falls behind, because if the group fails to reach The Summit in time, all the prize money will be lost. In the series premiere, after a medical emergency occurs just hours into the trek and the climbers face a perilous obstacle crossing a ravine, fears rise as the Mountain's Keeper, who is tracking them along their journey, forces the group to make their first brutal moral decision.
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