Roaming in the Wild - Episode Guide

Rannoch Moor - around 50 square kilometres of not very much. The perfect place for an off-the-grid adventure with your best pal.

Two friends cross Scotland's deepest loch on inflatable packrafts. However, they have to get there first, travelling over some difficult terrain and through some classic Scottish weather.

You have to be a special kind of couple to survive riding a tandem. Film-maker Andrew O'Donnell and his friend Mark Taylor test their friendship by cycling Scotland's north coast.

Our urban adventure begins at the foot of the Campsie Fells, where one of the tributaries of the River Kelvin is born. Mark and Andrew navigate tricky waters before joining the River Kelvin and winding their way through the centre of Glasgow.

From the Moffat Hills down to the border itself, Mark and Andrew set out on an adventure which takes in the hills, forests and rivers of the Scottish Borders.

Mark and Andrew head to Assynt in the north of Scotland to seek out the Northern Lights. The weather has other plans, however, and their dreams look out of sight, so a plan B is considered instead.

Mark and Andrew go on a winter adventure in the heart of the Cairngorms with outdoors expert Kirk Watson along for the ride. It's a ski touring trip to remember, with some breathtaking views and an unusual accommodation solution.

Mark and Andrew travel from fresh water to salt water on a coastal sea kayak expedition, navigating the great Loch Shiel before making their way down the river and onto Loch Moidart and the coast.

With a newly refurbished peddle boat in tow, Andrew O'Donnell and Mark Taylor head to one of Scotland's largest lochs to see how far the vessel of their dreams will go.

Best friends Andrew and Mark head off a canoeing adventure in Scotland. They travel along the River Forth and end up in Stirling, taking in some of Scotland's wonderful wildlife along the way, including a meeting with an otter and some piglet-related drama.