Alone Season 6 — Great Slave Lake, Northwest Territories
Episode 11: Fire and Ice
Aired August 22, 2019 — season context, cast standings and the gear decisions behind the week.
What this episode covers
In the finale of Alone: The Arctic, Jordan Jonas is declared the winner after enduring 77 days along Great Slave Lake, with Woniya Thibeault finishing as runner-up after her earlier tap-out from starvation.
Season 6 started with 10 participants, 10 of whom have recorded day counts in our dataset. Jordan Jonas took the season at 77 days.
Episode breakdown
No documented departures in this episode.
Contestants still in the field after this episode: 1 of 10.
Who was out there
Jordan JonasLynchburg, Virginia, United States77 days · Winner
10 items: Paracord, Saw, Ax, Sleeping bag…
Woniya ThibeaultGrass Valley, California, United States73 days · Tapped out
10 items: Sleeping bag, Pot, Ferro rod, Knife…
Nathan DonnellyLopez Island, Washington, United States72 days · Tapped out
10 items: Sleeping bag, Pot, Knife, Fishing line and hooks…
Barry KarcherFort Collins, Colorado, United States69 days · Medical pull
10 items: Sleeping bag, Ferro rod, Knife, Saw…
Nikki van SchyndelEcho Bay, British Columbia, Canada52 days · Medical pull
10 items: Knife, Pot, Ax, Sleeping bag…
Michelle WohlbergMullingar, Saskatchewan, Canada48 days · Medical pull
10 items: Ax, Multitool, Folding saw, Sleeping bag…
Brady NichollsSan Antonio, Texas, United States32 days · Tapped out
10 items: Ferro rod, Saw, Multitool, Ax…
Ray LivingstonVancouver, Washington, United States19 days · Tapped out
10 items: Multitool, Saw, Ax, Sleeping bag…
Donny DustMonument, Colorado, United States8 days · Medical pull
10 items: Sleeping bag, Bow and arrows, Paracord, Saw…
Tim BackusLubbock, Texas, United States4 days · Medical pull
10 items: Bow and arrows, Sleeping bag, Ax, Knife…
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The gear behind what you just read
Ranked lists for the exact categories that decide a season.
- Best Fixed-Blade KnivesFull-tang and stick-tang blades that earn their place around a working camp.See the ranking
- Top 10 Bushcraft & Camping AxesFrom belt hatchets to full felling axes — the working range for camp and shelter craft.See the ranking
- Top 10 Tents & Tarps for CampingShelters from bombproof mountain tents to traditional canvas wall tents.See the ranking
- Top 10 Three-Season Sleeping BagsDown and synthetic bags that cover the honest 20°F–40°F working range.See the ranking
- Top 10 Merino Wool Base LayersNext-to-skin wool that works in real cold, real heat, and days between washes.See the ranking
- Top 10 Winter JacketsDown parkas, synthetic belay pieces, and heavy wool coats for real cold.See the ranking


