Canadian Mountie Sgt. Preston patrols the wilds of the Yukon with his horse Rex and his faithful dog Yukon King, battling both the elements and criminals.
Mine owner "Windy" Brown's braggadocio and his exaggeration of the size of a gold shipment put Sergeant Preston and King in danger from a pair of sneak thieves.
A self-serving Chilcotte medicine man further endangers his diphtheria-stricken tribe by convincing the chief to reject serum treatment in favor of carrying out superstitious rituals and taking Sergeant Preston as a hostage.
In the Gold Creek area, Walt Seivers is shot. He had just struck it big. Sergeant Preston arrives and is wounded. Will Sergeant Preston solve this problem?
Blind sled dog helps Sergeant Preston and King save grandfather's and grandson's business from swindlers, grandson adopts the blind dog and King helps train him.
Hyde and henchman Ram intend to take over Walker transport business. Grandpa El and Billy Walker plead for time as selling valuable pups will clear the debt. But violence occurs and Sgt. Preston chases the culprits to the Canadian border.
The abusive young widow of an elderly mine owner conspires with thieves to conceal the fact that the deceased man's gentle teen-aged granddaughter may be the rightful heir to his estate.
Reformed ex-convict Luke Reading is accused of masterminding a series of robberies by a gang of hooded thieves, but he becomes Sergeant Preston's ally when evidence begins to point in another direction.
A ruthless member of a gambling syndicate attempts to affect the outcome of the All-Yukon Dog Race by assaulting the owner of the favored team and attempting to poison his lead dog.
Treachery abounds as a wealthy man's business manager murders a jewel thief in order to obtain the "Eye of Evil", a $100,000 black pearl that was stolen in the U. S. and smuggled into the Yukon in the hope of finding a buyer.
When a greedy mining executive files an unwarranted lawsuit against the claim of two brothers, his debt-laden son convinces one of the brothers to assist him in robbing his father's gold shipment.
Bull and Pierre are two desperate murders who escape from Sgt. Preston's custody. They steal his dog sled team and the Mountie sends King after them know the husky will find them.
Don and Jane Andrews are down on their luck and trying to sell their restaurant. He tried mining but the mine was worthless. Or was it? Sergeant Preston will find the truth.
Sergeant Preston poses as a cheechako in an effort to expose a pair of murderous thieves who dress in eerie all-white outfits to ambush (and frequently kill) would-be prospectors to steal their supplies.
Concerned for his mother's safety, young Jimmy Greenwood leads murderous fur thieves on a dangerous chase over treacherous and little-used trails with Sergeant Preston and Constable Malloy in close pursuit.
Two thieves steal a coded letter disclosing the location of a fortune in gold, but they find themselves on an ironic quest to find a Bible when they learn that the code involves specific passages in the Scriptures.
When gold thieves implicate an aging and reformed ex-convict in a robbery, the old man's last best hope for vindication is the unshakable faith of a little girl.
Law-abiding Jim Carver reluctantly offers forgiveness and assistance to his brother Harry, a treacherous ex-convict who is wanted by the Crown for the robbery and murder of an aging trapper.
Sergeant Preston must act quickly to prevent a lynching when struggling miner Johnny Johnson is falsely accused of murdering the man who held an overdue note on his claim.
Sergeant Preston and King go on a determined mission to remote Herschel Island after receiving word that violent mutineers from a stranded whaling vessel have virtually enslaved the peaceful Eskimos who inhabit the area in winter.
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