Gold Rush: Parker's Trail

Parker has mined $7 million worth of gold in the Yukon and now wants to mine in the jungles of Guyana, South America. As he prepares for the trip, his longtime foreman, Rick, drops some bombshell news.

Against the advice of the locals, Parker and his crew head off alone and deep into uncharted jungle -- risking encounters with alligators, jaguars, snakes and venomous spiders.

Parker struggles in South America after an injury from an out of control water hose and a refusal from local miners to lease him ground. He is faced with a stark choice -- double down or head home.

In Guyana, Parker and his crew are chased by deadly alligators and bitten by carnivorous piranha. Their attempt to drag their boat up a waterfall results in a disaster that imperils a crew member and may end the expedition.

Parker and his team arrive in Marudi, the epicenter of a 21st century gold rush. They have just two weeks to find a claim get the equipment they need to set up a jungle operation and mine for Guyanese gold.

Parker, Rick, Karla and Sam have crossed Guyana and set up their own gold mine in Marudi, the heart of a modern-day gold rush. Their dreams of jungle gold are derailed by a local land dispute that threatens to turn violent.