Aerial America: EPISODE 46
Alaska's Fire and Ice
It's twice the size of Texas, features 16 of the 20 tallest mountains in the nation and is home to the biggest earthquake of the 20th century. Everything about Alaska is larger, tougher, and more extreme than any other state. This breathtaking two-part journey soars over its one-half million square miles of winter wonderland and shows why countless adventurers have come to the 49th State over the centuries in search of gold, silver, mountain-peak views, dog-sledding glory, and more.
On TV
-
- Thursday
- 6:00am
Nov 07 -
- Sunday
- 12:00pm
Nov 17
More Video From This Episode
-
How Much Salmon Can a Kodiak Bear Devour?
Short | 01:24 -
Why Anchorage Is a Winter Sports Playground
Short | 02:56 -
Alaska's Glaciers Take Up More Space Than All of West Virginia
Short | 03:57 -
A Volcano 10 Times More Forceful than Mount St. Helens
Short | 03:01 -
Why Few Survive a Climb Up Alaska's Frigid Denali
Short | 02:36
Ways to Watch
Buy this show from any of these distributors
Have Smithsonian Channel through your TV provider?
Watch this episode online now.
Subscribe To
Stream hundreds of shows by starting your free trial to Smithsonian Channel Plus. Check the availability of this title and explore our vast library of original documentaries and series.
What's Great in Your State?
Join the conversation without leaving Aerial America. Discuss the latest episode, the current season, or anything else series related.