Antarctica South Pole Expedition Ski

Overview

A 50-day unsupported ski traverse from the coast of Antarctica to the geographic South Pole (90 degrees south) — one of the most demanding human-powered journeys on the planet, covering approximately 1,100 km pulling a 100 kg pulk across a featureless ice sheet at elevations above 3,000 m in temperatures that can drop below -50 degrees. This is the realm of elite polar explorers; the undertaking requires years of preparation, specialist training, and expedition funding. Commercial operators provide logistics support without assistance during the actual traverse.

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Prefilled for 1 November 2026 — the next best-season window. Search on partner sites — opens in a new tab.