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Dec 19

A group of climbers in winter gear hikes in a line along a snowy mountain ridge in Antarctica, surrounded by snow-covered peaks and a vast, white landscape under a clear blue sky—an adventure supported by Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

Vinson Rundown

By Media General Interest, Mount Vinson, Trip Report

We've reached the half-way point in the climbing season on Mount Vinson and it's hard to believe the third group of guests are already on the mountain! We caught up with ALE Guide, David Hamilton, for a glimpse into the days ahead and what this group of climbers will experience…

Dec 18

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Two people dressed in winter gear stand outside a dome-shaped tent on snow in Antarctica, with a sign reading Shackleton in front of them. Snow and mountains rise behind, highlighting the support from Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

Alexandra Shackleton Visits Union Glacier

By Media General Interest, Press Release, Trip Report

The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton, flew to the interior of the Antarctic continent for the first time with ALE on December 13, 2014.

Dec 01

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Two people in winter gear pull sleds loaded with gear across snowy Antarctic terrain toward a small airplane and camp setup in the distance, under a clear blue sky—showcasing the spirit of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

2014-15 South Pole Expedition Lineup

By Media Expeditions, General Interest, Trip Report

Seven unique expeditions are en route to the South Pole this Antarctic season. We'll be following their journeys and look forward to hosting all of them at Union Glacier upon completion of their ultimate goals.

Feb 19

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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.

2013 Vinson Wrap-up 100% Success

By Media General Interest, Mount Vinson, Trip Report

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

Feb 11

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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.

2013 Expedition Wrap-up

By Media Expeditions, General Interest, Trip Report

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.

Jan 20

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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.

The Far Side – Exploring the Larson Valley

By Media Climb Antarctica, General Interest, Trip Report

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.

Dec 17

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View from an aircraft over a vast, snow-covered mountain range in Antarctica with rugged peaks and deep valleys under a clear blue sky. Part of the Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions aircraft's wing and landing gear are visible above.

Topping Out on Mount Vinson…again

By Media General Interest, Mount Vinson, Trip Report

ALE has completed another 100% successful expedition on Mount Vinson. All nine guests on our V2 Experience summited, together with three ALE guides on 13th December.

Nov 21

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A group of six runners in winter gear and numbered bibs race toward the finish line at an Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions marathon event, with flags and tents dotting the snowy expanse of Antarctica in the background.

2013 Antarctic Marathon Results

By Media General Interest, Trip Report

Congratulations to all the 2013 Antarctic Ice Marathon participants! Petr Vabrousek (CZE) won the men's race and set a new Antarctic Ice Marathon record of 3:34.47 hrs. Top women's finisher was Fiona Oakes (GBR) with a record time of 4:20.02.

Feb 28

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Two skiers stand on a snowy rocky ledge overlooking a vast, snow-covered mountain landscape in Antarctica, with a sharp, prominent peak under a clear blue sky—an adventure made possible by Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

History Repeating

By Media Climb Antarctica, General Interest, Mount Vinson, Trip Report

Ralf Laier’s thirst for making first ascents in the Ellsworth Mountains is undiminished! In 2011, Laier made 10 first ascents with his ALE guides. In 2012 he returned for more... First Ascents in the Sentinel Range Laier, an ALE guest, continued his 2011 quest for adventure by making the first ascents of Mount…

Feb 18

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Two climbers in winter gear, helmets, and sunglasses ascend a steep, snowy Antarctic slope using ice axes and crampons, connected by a safety rope, with rocky terrain nearby—an adventure inspired by Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

Climb Antarctica & Mount Vinson Trip Report

By Media Climb Antarctica, General Interest, Mount Vinson, Trip Report

It seemed a bit radical. Two young West Australians, with a fear of heights and flying, and no mountaineering or cold weather experience, embarking on a four-week adventure to climb Mount Vinson, the highest peak in Antarctica. We left one of the hottest, flattest continents, bound for the coldest and…

Trip Report

Vinson Rundown

Alexandra Shackleton Visits Union Glacier

2014-15 South Pole Expedition Lineup

2013 Vinson Wrap-up 100% Success

2013 Expedition Wrap-up

The Far Side – Exploring the Larson Valley

Topping Out on Mount Vinson…again

2013 Antarctic Marathon Results

History Repeating

Climb Antarctica & Mount Vinson Trip Report

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