Heather Bowers, Author at Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions

Jul 10

A person wearing a green jacket and black backpack stands on a snowy slope in Antarctica, facing a scenic view of snow-covered mountains near the South Pole under a clear blue sky, holding ski poles—an expedition made possible by Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

PRESS RELEASE: ALE ANNOUNCES NEW EXPERIENCE: THE ANTARCTIC LOPPET

By Heather Bowers General Interest, Press Release, Trips No Comments

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ANTARCTIC LOGISTICS & EXPEDITIONS ANNOUNCES NEW EXPERIENCE: THE ANTARCTIC LOPPET Skiers are invited to participate in ALE's inaugural cross-country ski celebration at Union Glacier, Antarctica. 10 July 2024, Salt Lake City, Utah - Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions (ALE) today announced a new experience, the Antarctic Loppet. ALE…

Mar 25

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A woman stands smiling on a wooden boardwalk leading to a sandy beach, ocean waves and cloudy skies in the background. Dressed for adventure, she carries a patterned bag—her relaxed style perfect for dreaming of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

In the Spotlight – Miri Gubler

By Heather Bowers General Interest No Comments

Miri is the newest member to join the SLC team as a Travel Specialist. Miri is a Utah native with a passion for outdoor adventure. She earned her Sustainable Tourism degree from the University of Utah and spent five years as a river guide on the Snake River in Wyoming.

Jan 29

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A satellite dish stands on a snow-covered platform in the icy landscape of Antarctica, backlit by the sun which creates a bright halo in the sky. Mountains and frozen terrain stretch out in the background near the South Pole.

PRESS RELEASE: INSTALLATION OF FIRST-IN-REGION ANTENNA

By Heather Bowers Meteorology, Science No Comments

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ANTARCTIC LOGISTICS & EXPEDITIONS ANNOUNCES INSTALLATION OF FIRST-IN-REGION ANTENNA ALE pioneers antenna installation in Antarctica to provide best-in-class meteorological capabilities and collect previously unobtainable satellite data. 29 January 2024, Salt Lake City, Utah – Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions (ALE) today announced the installation of a new satellite,…

Dec 27

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A group of fluffy penguin chicks huddle closely on snow in Antarctica, with several adult penguins standing behind them. The chicks have gray bodies and white faces with dark markings, creating a classic South Pole scene.

5 Tips When Planning Your Antarctica Emperor Penguin Tour

By Heather Bowers General Interest No Comments

Emperor penguins are one of Antarctica’s unique beauties. As the world’s largest living penguin species, emperors are aptly named and their size, striking coloring, and remarkable life history make them a must-see for enthusiastic birders and adventurer travelers alike. Due to the emperor penguins’ nomadic tendencies, remote locations of breeding…

Dec 23

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A person in winter gear stands on a snowy, rocky slope with arms outstretched. Snow blankets the ground near Antarctica’s vast peaks, while the pale, overcast sky hints at the remote adventure toward the South Pole.

2023 Mid-Season Highlights

By Heather Bowers General Interest No Comments

As the Antarctic season unfolds, we are thrilled to share that Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions (ALE) has had an incredible journey so far! Each moment so far has been a testament to the extraordinary experiences that await our adventurous guests and ALE staff. We're excited to give you a glimpse…

Nov 16

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A person wearing winter gear pulls a sled across a vast, snow-covered landscape in Antarctica under a wide, blue sky with scattered clouds.

2023 Expedition Roster

By Heather Bowers Expeditions, Ski South Pole – Hercules Inlet, Trips No Comments

Each season Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions (ALE) is proud to support adventurers embarking on expeditions across Antarctica. These individuals have spent countless hours training, planning, and preparing for their journey. We admire their dedication and are honored to be their Antarctic partner. Join us in cheering on the following 2023…

Nov 14

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White frost or ice crystals spread in a starburst pattern across a cold blue surface, evoking the textured, wintery abstract beauty of Antarctica and the icy expanses near the South Pole.

In Memory of Alejo Contreras

By Heather Bowers General Interest No Comments

Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions (ALE) is deeply saddened at the passing of Alejo Contreras, a prominent Antarctic expeditioner who was integral to the establishment and early operations of Adventure Network International (ANI), which later became ALE. Alejo dreamed of going to Antarctica since he was a child, a story he…

Oct 09

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Six international flags stand in the snow near a striped pole topped with a shiny silver sphere, marking the South Pole against Antarctica’s vast, snowy, and clouded landscape.

Travel to the South Pole

By Heather Bowers General Interest, Ski Last Degree, Ski South Pole – Hercules Inlet, Ski South Pole – Messner Start, South Pole Flights, South Pole Overnight, Trips No Comments

The bottom of the world, the globe’s most southern point… since the discovery of the Earth’s axis the South Pole has held a fascination for explorers and adventurers from all corners of the world. How does one get to the South Pole? Is it possible to travel there? Once you…

Aug 10

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A skydiver in a blue suit and helmet descends over the vast, snow-covered mountains of Antarctica under a clear blue sky, with rugged peaks and glaciers below—an epic adventure supported by Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

Skydiving for a Greater Cause

By Heather Bowers General Interest No Comments

What makes people jump out of an aircraft, and what makes them want to break a world record while doing it? We talked to Nick Kush, one of the brains behind the Triple 7 , an expedition planned to break world records by skydiving on seven continents in seven days.…

Jun 12

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A group of five people in red jackets stands beside a yellow research station elevated on stilts in Antarctica’s snowy, flat landscape, with several flags—including Brazil’s—flying nearby under the clear South Pole sky.

Criosfera 2 Installation

By Heather Bowers General Interest, Overland Transport, Science No Comments

A new Brazilian scientific laboratory, the Criosfera 2, was installed this past summer on the Skytrain Ice Rise in Antarctica. The Criosfera 2, similar to its predecessor The Criosfera 1, is a completely self-sustaining laboratory. It uses only wind and solar energy to run year-round, as it collects meteorological information…

Heather Bowers

PRESS RELEASE: ALE ANNOUNCES NEW EXPERIENCE: THE ANTARCTIC LOPPET

In the Spotlight – Miri Gubler

PRESS RELEASE: INSTALLATION OF FIRST-IN-REGION ANTENNA

5 Tips When Planning Your Antarctica Emperor Penguin Tour

2023 Mid-Season Highlights

2023 Expedition Roster

In Memory of Alejo Contreras

Travel to the South Pole

Skydiving for a Greater Cause

Criosfera 2 Installation

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