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Ski the Last Degree »
An incredible journey that few have had the privilege to experience. Make your mark on history as you travel by ski the last 60 nautical miles, to reach the most southerly point on earth - the Geographic South Pole. |
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Ski South Pole All the Way »
Embark on a journey that can be considered among the most extreme expeditions known to man. An endeavour that will test your strength, your endurance and your resolve. Travel on foot from the edge of the frozen Antarctic continent to the Geographic South Pole. |
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Ellsworth Mountains »
The Ellsworth Mountain Range, the highest range in Antarctica, form a broadly north-south trending chain 360 km in length and 50 km in width. Vinson Massif, the highest peak, is roughly half way down the range. |
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Dronning Maud »
Dronning Maud Land is one of Antarctica’s least explored regions, though one of the most attractive. Large peaks and monoliths rise out of the snowy terrain – they are the color of dark bricks and, from a distance, their exterior is smooth yet also jagged. Nowhere in Antarctica, or indeed on Earth, looks quite the same. |
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Transantarctic Mountains »
In our continuing quest to find new and exciting challenges in Antarctica, Adventure Network has set its sights on another rugged mountain chain running south of the Ross Ice Shelf and along the western extremities of the Ross Sea - the impressive Transantarctic Mountains. |
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Climbing Expeditions »
Mountaineering has always been associated with exploration and adventure. Antarctica continues to attract bold dreamers with its vast selection of unclimbed and un-named peaks. This is a paradise for the climbing enthusiast and dedicated climber, offering all levels of mountaineering. |
Ski the Last Degree
