Ep 20. Snow Way Out

In DreamWorks Dragons season 3 episode 20, titled "Snow Way Out," the gang is stuck in a snowstorm while on a mission to find a mysterious dragon that has been wreaking havoc on Berk. Hiccup, Astrid, Snotlout, Fishlegs, and the twins are all bundled up and trying to navigate their way through the treacherous conditions. Along the way, they encounter some unexpected obstacles, including a frozen waterfall and some aggressive dragon hunters.

As they make their way deeper into the snowy wilderness, the riders start to split up in order to cover more ground. Hiccup and Astrid team up to search for the dragon, while Snotlout, Fishlegs, and the twins each go off on their own. Despite their efforts, however, they still can't seem to find any clues about the creature's whereabouts.

Just when it seems like they might be trapped in the storm forever, the gang stumbles upon a hidden cave. Inside, they discover that the dragon they've been looking for has taken refuge from the snowstorm and is hiding out in the warmth of the cave. The riders are ecstatic to have finally found their quarry, but they quickly realize that they're not the only ones who know about the dragon's hideout.

As they settle in for the night, the riders hear strange noises coming from outside the cave. They soon realize that a group of dragon hunters has also taken shelter nearby and is planning to capture the dragon themselves. The riders know that they have to act quickly to save the creature and make sure that it doesn't fall into the wrong hands.

What ensues is an epic battle between the dragon hunters and the riders, as they fight for control of the dragon and for their own survival in the harsh winter conditions. The riders use all of their skills and knowledge to defeat the hunters and save the dragon, but not without some close calls and heart-pumping moments along the way.

In the end, the gang emerges victorious, with the dragon safely by their side. They return to Berk, triumphant but exhausted, ready to take on whatever challenges come their way next.