Where Alone airs, how to stream past seasons, and what's confirmed about the next season. Browse every season.
Alone airs on the History Channel in the United States. Full episodes are available on the History Channel's official Alone page with a participating TV provider sign-in, and past seasons stream on Hulu with a subscription. Individual episodes and full seasons are also sold by digital retailers such as Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV and Google Play.
Every season has its own page on Wild10 with a how-to-watch section that includes the filming location and air year, plus verified links to the History Channel's official Alone page and Hulu. Start at our seasons index and jump to any season from Season 1 through Season 13.
Streaming lineups change by country and over time, so we don't claim a permanent answer. We keep verified links to the History Channel's official Alone page and Hulu, which are the two sources we can confirm. Check each service in your region for the current lineup.
In Canada, Alone airs on the History Channel's Canadian counterpart and past seasons stream on StackTV. In other regions, check your local History Channel or the streaming services available in your country — availability varies.
Season 13 is complete. Based on the show's usual August premiere pattern, we're counting down to an expected Season 14 premiere in August 2027. The History Channel has not announced the premiere date, episode list, cast or location yet — our Season 14 calendar page tracks what is confirmed so far.
Verified watch links: History Channel's official Alone page · Hulu · Season 14 calendar
The 10-item rule, the prize, and how long contestants stay out. Read the full show rules.
Each contestant selects 10 items from the show's approved gear list to carry into the wilderness — the rest must be foraged or built. The full approved list, including the hard limits inside two categories, is on our approved gear list page, and the complete rules (medical checks, tap-outs and the prize) are on the show rules page.
In the flagship series the last person still in the field wins US$500,000. The team season (4) and the 100-day challenge (7) carried a US$1 million prize. Alone Australia pays AUD$250,000. Contestants also receive a per-day stipend during production, but only the winner receives the grand prize.
Contestants can tap out at any time by radio, or they can be pulled by the production's medical staff. Producers run scheduled check-ins — roughly every 21 days in early seasons, more often in longer seasons — and pull anyone who fails a check, such as excessive body-weight loss, dangerous ketones, cardiac issues or infection.
Turning the show into your own trip: locations, permits, gear and planning.
The filming regions — Vancouver Island, Great Slave Lake, Chilko Lake, Labrador, Reindeer Lake, Patagonia, Mongolia and more — are real places you can plan trips around, though the show's exact drop sites are remote and rarely reachable the way the show reaches them. Our locations pages cover every filming region and what makes each one demanding.
For most wilderness trips in the show's filming regions — national parks, provincial and state lands, and northern Canada — yes, and the rules differ by destination. We only list permit requirements where we have verified the agency's own page, and we link to it so you can confirm the current rules. Our Permits by Destination page includes a printable checklist.
Start with a curated list rather than a pile of gear. We publish gear lists grouped by trip type and destination, a printable packing checklist, and a 10-item builder that enforces the same categories the show uses if you want to train the Alone way.
Work through our travel-planning page: permits first, then gear lists, then a planning calendar that covers what to do 6-12 months out, 3-6 months out, 1-2 months out and in the final week. Practice skills locally before committing to a remote destination, and always leave your itinerary with someone at home.
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Ranked lists for the exact categories that decide a season.
