Category : Antarctic

Antarctica Week Five: Halfway There

Martin Walsh

20/12/2019

Antarctic Poles

The stellar weather continues for Antarctica's man and woman haulers. Meanwhile, a very different expedition heads across the Drake Passage....

Antarctica Week Four: Summertime and the Weather is Fine

Martin Walsh

12/12/2019

Antarctic Poles

Week four brought beautiful weather for those heading to the South Pole, but the calm winds have Geoff Wilson stuck in the doldrums on his w...

ALE: Antarctic Destinations

Ash Routen

11/12/2019

Antarctic Sponsored Content

Most of us know that beyond Antarctica's 40-odd scattered research stations, the continent is pristine wilderness. But what varieties of exp...

Antarctica Week Three: The Race is On

Martin Walsh

06/12/2019

Adventure Travel Antarctic Poles Skiing

The final expeditions have set off from Hercules Inlet and Thiels Corner. Meanwhile, those already heading to the South Pole have experience...

Antarctica Week Two: Wind and Whiteouts

Martin Walsh

27/11/2019

Antarctic Poles

Too much wind for some, too little wind for others, and some ominously soft snow greet our Antarctic hopefuls in week two of our coverage. ...

Unpredictable Antarctica

Martin Walsh

26/11/2019

Antarctic Sponsored Content

The first Antarctic explorers trudged into the white nothingness with primitive gear and little idea what to expect. It’s not surprising, th...

Antarctica 2019-2020: Off They Go

Martin Walsh

20/11/2019

Adventure Travel Antarctic Endurance Poles

The Antarctic season has begun for the earliest arrivals. More expeditions are congregating in Punta Arenas, ready to fly out when the weath...

ALE: Behind the Scenes of a Hercules Inlet Sled Trip

Ash Routen

16/11/2019

Antarctic Sponsored Content

Since Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions (ALE) opened up Antarctica over 30 years ago, the Great White Queen has become a playground for ...

Antarctica 2019-2020: Expeditions to Watch

Martin Walsh

11/11/2019

Antarctic Poles

Last year’s Antarctic season saw a level of media interest which the coldest continent had not seen since the golden age of polar exploratio...

ALE: Working at the Bottom of the World

Martin Walsh

31/10/2019

Antarctic Climbing Poles

Operating in one of the least hospitable places on earth, members of Antarctica Logistics & Expeditions (ALE) have been helping send exp...

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