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Antarctica Week Nine: The Season Winds Down

Martin Walsh

17/01/2020

Antarctic Poles Skiing

Many expeditions to the Pole have wrapped up, but those still hauling across the ice enjoyed good weather this week. Wen Xu On January...

Peter Van Geit: 200 Forts in Two Months

Rebecca McPhee

16/01/2020

Adventure Travel Climbing Long-distance hiking

The 3,000km Trans-Himalyan run that ultra-runner Peter Van Geit completed last summer was not enough for him. To finish 2019, he decided on ...

Hard Times, Close Call for Simone Moro

Jerry Kobalenko

16/01/2020

Winter 8000ers

Yesterday, we reported that Simone Moro and Tamara Lunger have been enduring -30C temperatures on Gasherbrum I. The last 24 hours have been ...

Adam Bielecki: Winter is the New Spring

Angela Benavides

15/01/2020

K2 Winter Himalaya

Since shattering his heel during moment's inattention last autumn, Adam Bielecki has quietly focused on recovering. Rumors that he was in Pa...

Winter 8,000’ers: Kobusch on the Move

Angela Benavides

14/01/2020

8000ers K2 Winter 8000ers

Rope-fixing and setting up camps have just begun in the Karakorum, but the winter Himalayan season is advancing apace, despite challenging w...

Richard Parks Pops Up in Antarctica

Martin Walsh

13/01/2020

Antarctic Poles Skiing

Keeping his plans to himself for almost a month, former British rugby player Richard Parks has now revealed that he is in Antarctica. He lef...

Antarctica: Two British Soloists Were Resupplied

Ash Routen

12/01/2020

Antarctic Poles

Last week, a trio of British women -- Wendy Searle, Jenny Davis and Mollie Hughes -- reached the South Pole within days of each other. Searl...

ExWeb’s Links of the Week

Ash Routen

12/01/2020

Adventure Travel

Here at ExWeb, when we’re not outdoors, we get our adventure fix by exploring social media and the wider interweb. Sometimes we’re a little ...

Weekend Warm-Up: Lost Dogs & Englishmen

Kristine De Abreu

11/01/2020

Reviews

The journey of Robbie Britton and Dan Lawson, two crazy Brits running the Jordan Trail, is the definition of “winging it”. Six hundred and f...

Antarctica Week Eight: It Gets Busy at the Pole

Martin Walsh

10/01/2020

Adventure Travel Antarctic Poles Skiing

A number of expeditions have wrapped up, and a handful more sit on the doorstep of the South Pole. The Longest Polar Journey Last week...

Jenny Davis Completes Solo South Pole Ski

Martin Walsh

10/01/2020

Antarctic Poles

Jenny Davis has limped over the finish line on her solo, unsupported expedition from Hercules Inlet to the South Pole. Like Wendy Searle,...

ExWeb Dispatches | Series 1: Elbrus

Matthew Traver

09/01/2020

Adventure Films Adventure Travel Climbing Mountain

ExWeb Dispatches is a new multimedia series from ExplorersWeb that takes a look at the world's most iconic adventure destinations. For the f...

Wendy Searle Reaches Pole but Misses Record

Jerry Kobalenko

09/01/2020

Antarctic Poles

Wendy Searle reached the South Pole yesterday after an all-night, 14-nautical-mile last haul. The 42-year-old Searle tried to beat the 39-da...

Mingma G: No O2 on Winter K2

Angela Benavides

08/01/2020

8000ers K2 Karakorum Winter 8000ers

Mingma G's international team arrived in Pakistan yesterday on their way to winter K2. The question was, would they use supplemental oxygen ...

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Paragliding from the two summits of ELBRUS – Elbrus East 5621m & Elbrus West 5642m

THOMAS LAEMMLE

08/12/2019

Adventure Films Adventure Travel Alpine style Climbing Mountain

Paragliding from both tops of Mt Elbrus (5621m & 5642m) in summer 2019 In June 2019 I got the chance to visit the remote North ...

Nanga Parbat “Death Zone”: First Private Screening in Italy

Mountain Planet

18/10/2019

8000ers Adventure Films Adventure Travel Annapurna Climbing High altitude skiing Manaslu Skiing

Hey, Italy! Mountain Planet is proud to present the 3rd part of «Freeride in the Death Zone» in Milano. We invite journalists, bloggers,...

Sea-to-Summit Slovenia: Two Londoners Organise The Country’s Hardest Ever Triathlon

Ross Murray-Jones

29/09/2019

Adventure Travel Climbing Endurance Long-distance hiking Mountain Oceans

Laying here with blisters on eight of my toes and my (c)ankle wrapped in ice, it’s starting to sink in how much this Sea-to-Summit Slovenia ...

Snowboarding from Manaslu, a dream to come true

Lucy Stamenova

15/07/2019

8000ers High altitude skiing Manaslu

Snowboarding in the Alps, Dolomites, Bulgarian ranges, Caucasus, Alborz, Pamir and the Himalayas, Vladimir is one of the pioneers in the spo...

The River of The Trembling Spirit – An Unsupported Crossing of Iceland By Ski, Packraft and on Foot

garethandrews15

15/07/2019

Adventure Travel Climbing Endurance Rivers Rowing/canoeing Skiing

I was jolted awake by another violent gust of wind; the driver mumbled an apology as he struggled to keep the van on the road. Away to the S...

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