A complete list of “solo” TV show locations from each season

The first season of Single He saw the fallen competitors in the Canadian village of Kuatsino. Part of North Vancouver Island, Quatsino is home to just 91 people and is located in Quatsino Sound. The site can only be accessed by boat or float plane. Further afield, its nearest nearby settlement is Cole Harbor, directly to the east and about a 20-minute boat ride away. The town of Port Alice is also directly south of Quatsino, about a 40-minute boat ride away.

for season 2 of Single, the show returned to Kutzino. The only difference between seasons one and two is that in season two, the contestants were delivered near the largest city in the area, Port Hardy, which is about an hour northeast of the village, accessible by boat and vehicle.

The third season of Single Represents the show’s exit from the area around Vancouver Island. Season 3 contestants are dropped into various locations spanning multiple lakes in the foothills of the Andes mountain range, some of the most unforgiving terrain on Earth.

Unlike the previous two seasons where the land was surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, the third season saw contestants working with Atlantic food sources such as rainbow trout, baby birds and even wild boars.

Season 4 had the contestants go back to the show’s roots in Quatsino once again, but they changed the rules quite a bit. This time, the brave teams were separated more than usual due to the 10-mile radius hike that the exhibitors had asked them to complete before they could eventually meet at the designated rendezvous location.

You have reached the farthest point of transition from Canada so far Single For the fifth season, when the contestants were handed over in northern Mongolia. The episodes took place near Khunen Noga, near the town of Zonkhara, Siling.

Konin Noga is the name of a largely pure valley near the Khenti mountain range, where the contestants had to prove their ability to survive.

Season 6 marked the first time the show was renamed to align with its location, but Alone: ​​the North Pole A bit of a misnomer given the fact that Season 6’s Great Slave Lake isn’t exactly in the Arctic, but rather 250 miles south of it.

However, the region’s topography largely mimics Arctic conditions throughout the year.

The seventh season of Single Once again, the racers dropped in the sub-Arctic Great Slave Lake, but this time, the stakes are higher than they were before. For season seven, contestants simply had to survive 100 straight days in the wild, meaning there could be multiple (or none) winners. The contestant(s) who made it out of the other side alive took home the show’s biggest prize to date: $1,000,000.

Season 8 of Single He also witnessed the show’s title change to match his location. Sole: Gray Mountain The runners on display descended on the first alpine location the chain had ever reached, 3,800 feet above sea level.

The lake around which the site is centered is Lake Chilco in British Columbia. The glacial lake is 40 miles long, located on the drier eastern side of the Coast Mountains.

Season 9 of Single here! One redditor It was spotted long before the new location was announced and suggested a choice of area for the abundance of black bears and polar bears. Surely the History Channel Official Website He asserts that the ninth season takes place in “a remote wilderness valley in Labrador, Canada.”

Although the description of the season hints at additional danger “deep in polar bear territory,” the winning prize is still $500,000.

Watch new episodes of Single Thursdays at 9:30 p.m. EST on The History Channel. Previous seasons of the show are available to stream on Netflix.