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Two people work on a metal weather station tower in Antarctica; one stands on an orange ladder adjusting equipment, both wearing winter jackets and hats under a clear blue sky during an Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions mission.

General Interest Meteorology

Seeing the Weather – One Station at a Time

Installing weather stations in the bitter-cold of Antarctica is all in a day’s work for Ronald Ross, an Australian-based independent electrical consultant. Ronald first collaborated with ALE in 2007, to design and install an automatic weather station (AWS) at the threshold of Patriot Hills ice runway.

MediaApril 2, 2014

Two climbers in heavy winter gear and snow boots trek through a snowy, windswept mountain landscape in Antarctica, using trekking poles for support. The background shows rugged, snow-covered peaks under a cloudy sky—typical of an Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions journey.

General Interest Mount Vinson Trip Report

2013 Vinson Wrap-up 100% Success

Another season with 100% success for ALE climbers on Antarctica’s highest peak. Our Vinson Wrap-up includes all the ALE season highlights.

MediaFebruary 19, 2014

A person in a green insulated jacket and fur-lined hood stands on snow in Antarctica, smiling and holding a Welsh flag, with a modern, grey research station—supported by Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions—in the background under a clear blue sky.

Expeditions General Interest Trip Report

2013 Expedition Wrap-up

As the Antarctic season draws to a close, we congratulate all twelve of the 2013 South Pole expeditions supported by ALE and celebrate their achievements.

MediaFebruary 11, 2014

A person in a blue parka stands on snow at the South Pole beside a reflective sphere, smiling and holding a “ScottExpedition.com” banner. Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions flags from Norway, the USA, the UK, and Russia fly in the clear sky background.

Expeditions General Interest

A Monumental Journey Completed

After 105 days, Ben Saunders and Tarka L'Herpiniere have taken the final steps of their expedition, completing the first-ever, return journey on Shackleton and Scott's route from Ross Island to the South Pole. It's been a monumental effort, one that truly pushed the boundaries of human ability. But just how…

MediaFebruary 6, 2014

A person in a red jacket rides a fat-tire bike on snowy terrain near several tents, with Antarctica’s snow-covered mountains in the background and another person walking nearby—capturing the spirit of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

Expeditions General Interest

The Year of the Cycle

2013 may become known as Antarctica's Year of the Cycle. Three expeditions cycled to the South Pole, each in their own way achieving what had never before been accomplished and proving the ability of cycles in polar terrain. 2013 Cycle Expeditions The first to arrive... British adventurer Maria Leijerstam set…

MediaJanuary 28, 2014

Two wooden skis stand upright in the snow on a mountain, overlooking a panoramic view of snow-covered peaks and a clear blue sky reminiscent of Antarctica's vast beauty—perfect for an Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions adventure.

Climb Antarctica General Interest Trip Report

The Far Side – Exploring the Larson Valley

ALE owner, Nick Lewis, spent hours poring over maps and aerial photographs, searching for a route across the head of the Larson Valley, to access ‘the far side’ of Mount Sporli. An exploratory expedition to the area revealed more climbing and ski terrain than he could have imagined.

MediaJanuary 20, 2014

A person in cold-weather gear stands next to a pink sled covered in flags and sponsor logos on a snowy Antarctic landscape, with various country flags, a reflective globe marker, and the South Pole nearby.

Expeditions Updates From The Field

Expedition Successes, Surprises & Routines

Antarctic expeditions seldom play out as expected and this season is no exception. Catch up on the experiences, achievements, and lessons learned from our 2013 expedition teams. The Teams Richard Parks Richard Parks set a new British record and recorded the second fastest time in history for a solo, unsupported…

MediaJanuary 8, 2014

A person in bright winter gear pulls a sled loaded with red bags across the vast, snowy landscape of Antarctica under a clear blue sky, showcasing the adventurous spirit of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

Expeditions

Richard Parks – South Pole Arrival

After 28 days of skiing alone in Antarctica, covering 1058km/657 miles and skiing a total of 338 hours, Richard Parks is skiing the final kilometers towards the South Pole.

MediaJanuary 2, 2014

Seeing the Weather – One Station at a Time

2013 Vinson Wrap-up 100% Success

2013 Expedition Wrap-up

A Monumental Journey Completed

The Year of the Cycle

The Far Side – Exploring the Larson Valley

Expedition Successes, Surprises & Routines

Richard Parks – South Pole Arrival

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