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Season 11 episode guide

12 episodes filmed at Mackenzie River Delta near Inuvik, Northwest Territories (Arctic Circle), 2024 — air dates, the full cast, and what each episode covers.

Season 11 at a glance

Alone Season 11 put 10 survivalists alone on Mackenzie River Delta near Inuvik, Northwest Territories (Arctic Circle) with ten items each and no camera crew. The season ran 12 episodes, premiering Jun 13, 2024. William Larkham Jr. outlasted the field at 84 days.

Season 11 winner

William Larkham Jr. — Alone Season 11 winner
William Larkham Jr.

84 days in the field · Winner, Canada

Winning 10 items: Sleeping bag, Ferro rod, Knife, Saw, Ax, Pot, Paracord, Trapping wire, Fishing line and hooks, Gill net

Every episode

  • Ten new participants begin their solo survival attempt in the harsh Arctic Circle wilderness, selecting gear and scouting sites before setting up initial camps. The premiere establishes the extreme cold-weather conditions that will test their ability to find food and shelter.

  • Contestants weigh tough tradeoffs between hunting, fishing, and shelter-building as daylight and energy remain limited. Early struggles to secure consistent food sources begin shaping which competitors are thriving versus falling behind.

  • Episode 3: FortuneJun 27, 2024

    Some survivalists find better luck locating fish and game, while others continue to face frustrating setbacks in the unforgiving terrain. The groups differing fortunes highlight how quickly resource access can determine early momentum.

  • Episode 4: LegacyJul 11, 2024

    As weeks pass, contestants reflect on family and personal motivations driving them to endure isolation. Physical challenges mount as the group adapts strategies for staying warm and fed in the demanding Arctic environment.

  • Shifting weather conditions complicate hunting and fishing efforts, forcing survivalists to adjust their routines. Isolation-related emotional strain becomes more apparent as several competitors speak about the toll of prolonged solitude.

  • A string of misfortunes and unexpected setbacks tests the resilience of the remaining contestants. Health concerns begin surfacing among some survivalists as starvation and harsh conditions take a physical toll.

  • Fishing becomes a critical focus as remaining contestants work to build sustainable food stockpiles. Struggles with isolation and physical decline continue to narrow the field as the competition presses on.

  • Wildlife encounters, including persistent martens raiding camps, add new complications for the dwindling group. Loneliness deepens for some contestants as they near or pass the emotional limits of extended isolation.

  • As the remaining survivalists push deeper into the competition, starvation symptoms and physical pain become increasingly serious concerns. The psychological effects of prolonged solitude are shown weighing heavily on those still standing.

  • With only a handful of contestants remaining, the emotional and physical demands of extended isolation intensify. Health complications continue to threaten those still in the wilderness as the finish line nears.

  • As the competition nears its end, the final contestants battle exhaustion, hunger, and the cumulative toll of months alone. One of the seasons frontrunners faces a difficult decision about continuing after prolonged physical decline.

  • In the season finale, William Larkham Jr. is declared the winner after 84 days alone in the Arctic Circle, edging out runner-up Timber Cleghorn who tapped out after achieving his personal goals. The finale reflects on both finalists journeys through months of extreme isolation.

Season 11 cast

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