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Baumann journeys into Yellowstone National Park and experiences the geologic phenomena of the park's volcanic activity.

Baumann embarks on one of his most rigorous journeys yet; He and his crew hike 25 miles and ascend 10,000 feet into the backcountry of Kings Canyon National Park.

Baumann journeys into the lava tubes and cinder cone fields of Lava Beds National Monument.

Baumann journeys into the Channel Islands National Park and experiences one of the most beautiful National Parks in America.

Baumann treks to Lassen Volcanic National Park. Along his journey he meets Mike Clynne, United States Geologic Survey (USGS) researcher doing volcanic research in the region: Dave Frederick, Park ranger: and Mickie Gimmel, Native American and descendent of Ishi.

Baumann guides his audience to Vernal Falls to experience Mist Trail and the roar of the winter thaw.

Baumann travels to Crater Lake National Park. Along his journey he meets Kevin Bacher, interpretive ranger for the park: Neva Eggsman, the last Klamath elder that speaks her native language: and Mark Buktenica, lake sediment researcher.

Baumann treks into the mythical region known as Death Valley.

Baumann journeys into Pinnacles National Monument.

Baumann takes a phenomenal trek into the botanical wonder of Sequoia National Park.

In this episode, Stefan Baumann journeys through one of the world's most famous National Parks and explores its lesser known North Rim.

In this episode Baumann discovers the beach where it is theorized that English explorer Sir Francis Drake once landed.

At Mount Rainier National Park, Baumann takes his audience to Central Washington to witness one of the most geologically tenuous landscapes in America.

At Olympic National Park Baumann brings his audience to the northern tip of Washington and to the beautiful Pacific Northwest.

This episode reveals one of the most mythical botanical wonders in America: the Joshua Tree.

This episode explores the dynamic features of the North Cascades.

In this episode, Baumann's journey takes his audience to some of the tallest trees on Earth.

This episode explores one of the most unique phenomena in geology; Hexagonal pillars of Basalt lava that were revealed during the last Ice Age.

Baumann sets his sites on one of the largest urban parks in the world: Golden Gate National Recreation Area.