Category : Antarctic

Unpredictable Antarctica

Martin Walsh

26/11/2019

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...

Interview: Anja Blacha on Skiing to the South Pole

Ash Routen

16/10/2019

Antarctic Climbing Poles

Anja Blacha only started mountaineering in 2015, but by 2017 she had become the youngest German to complete the Seven Summits. Already in 20...

Weekend Warm-Up: Katabatic

Ash Routen

14/09/2019

Antarctic Climbing Mountain

When you think of Antarctica, a lonely traveler inching across an ocean of ice with a heavy sled may be the first image that springs to mind...

ExWeb’s Links of the Week

Ash Routen

04/08/2019

8000ers Adventure Travel Antarctic

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 ...

ExWeb’s Links of the Week

Ash Routen

16/06/2019

Adventure Travel Antarctic Climbing Everest Poles

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 ...

Masatatsu Abe on a Hard Trek to the South Pole

Rowan White

17/04/2019

Antarctic Poles

In January, Masatatsu Abe finally reached the South Pole, after 55 days and 918km from the Messner Start. He was the last South Pole sledder...

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