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There will be no more spoiled youngsters learning to survive in the wilderness as Netflix has canceled its reality series Snowflake Mountain after just one season. As reported by Deadline, the streamer has decided not to renew the reality series, which took 10 pampered young adults with limited life experience and dumped them in Britain’s Lake District without parental guidance and home comforts. Developed by Fremantle-owned production company Naked, Snowflake Mountain premiered in June 2022. Hosted by survivalists Matt Tate and Joel Graves, the show saw a group of young adults put through their paces at a wilderness retreat, where they learned to stand on their own two feet and earn a $50,000 prize. The series was first announced in 2021 by Netflix UK unscripted commissioners Ben Kelly and Daisy Lilley, who touted the show as something “truly original.” The hope was for Snowflake Mountain to achieve similar success to other Netflix...

Exclusive: Pampered young adults in need of a reality check can breathe a sigh of relief — Netflix has canceled reality series Snowflake Mountain after just one season.

The streaming service has decided against renewing Snowflake Mountain after it failed to hit the heights of other unscripted series, such as Too Hot To Handle.

Season 1 premiered last year and was made by Naked, the Fremantle-owned production company. Fremantle also owns Too Hot to Handle producer Talkback.

Snowflake Mountain took a group of mollycoddled young people into the wilderness of Britain’s Lake District and stripped them of their home comforts. Under the watchful eyes of survivalists Matt Tate and Joel Graves, the group had a chance to win a $50,000 prize.

Netflix UK unscripted commissioners Ben Kelly and Daisy Lilley announced the series in 2021 as part of efforts to increase reality output. They said Snowflake Mountain would offer something “truly original.