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Nov 24

2025 Expedition Roster

By Rachel Ross Expeditions, Ski South Pole – Hercules Inlet, Trips No Comments

Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions (ALE) is honored to assist adventurers in realizing their dreams of traversing Antarctica. These individuals invest immense time and effort into training, preparation, and planning for their expeditions. We greatly respect their passion and perseverance, and we’re proud to be their trusted partner on this extraordinary…

Jan 31

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Snow-covered mountain peaks rise above a vast, icy landscape in Antarctica under a dramatic, partly cloudy sky with streaks of blue and white—a cold, remote, and pristine scene ideal for Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

Get To Know Mount Vinson

By Rachel Ross Mount Vinson, Updates From The Field No Comments

Mount Vinson is Antarctica’s highest peak, and one of the Seven Summits. With a prominence of 16,050ft (4,892m) and residing in one of the world's most formidable cold deserts, this peak was first summited in 1966, making it the last of the Seven Summits to be reached. Today, over 3,500 people…

Nov 05

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2024 Expedition Roster

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

Nov 01

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A yellow sign reading CAMPING AREA: WORLDS SOUTHERNMOST RESORT stands in a snowy Antarctic landscape with several yellow tents set up in the background under a bright blue sky.

Sit Down at the South Pole

By Heather Bowers South Pole Flights, South Pole Overnight No Comments

At ALE’s South Pole camp, lovingly deemed “the world’s southernmost resort” we sat down with Cedar Jasiuk, the acting remote camp manager. Cedar has worked in the Antarctic for six seasons, three specifically as the South Pole Camp Manager. Cedar shares about his background, and a bit of what makes…

Jul 10

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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…

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…

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…

Apr 13

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Four people in winter gear walk in a line through deep snow in Antarctica, leaving a trail behind them. They head towards snowy mountains and glaciers under a clear blue sky, embodying the spirit of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

2021 Expedition Round-up

By Media Expeditions, General Interest, Ski South Pole – Axel Heiberg, Ski South Pole – Hercules Inlet, Updates From The Field No Comments

The 2021 Antarctic season was one of the most challenging in ALE’s history, with an ongoing pandemic, disparate and changing travel regulations, and incredibly challenging Antarctic weather conditions. Despite this, an intrepid group of Antarctic expeditions set their sights on the South Pole and beyond. Here is a round-up of…

Dec 04

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View the 2021 Total Solar Eclipse

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

ANTARCTIC LOGISTICS & EXPEDITIONS AND TRAVELQUEST INTERNATIONAL OFFERING A TRIP TO VIEW THE 2021 TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE Salt Lake City, Utah - December 4, 2020 Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions (ALE), in collaboration with TravelQuest International (TQ), will be gathering a select group of guests to view the total solar eclipse…

Jan 29

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A snowy mountain range and vast white landscape in Antarctica viewed from an airplane, with part of the plane wing visible in the upper right corner under a clear blue sky—an iconic scene on Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions flights.

Return From the Antarctic Sabbatical

By David Rootes Trips, Updates From The Field No Comments

SHARING CITIZEN SCIENCE FIRST HAND When individuals experience Antarctica for the first time it’s not uncommon for them to describe it as another planet, and in many ways they’re not far off. A mostly inhospitable place to humans – Antarctica is the only continent without an indigenous human population. But…

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2025 Expedition Roster

Get To Know Mount Vinson

2024 Expedition Roster

Sit Down at the South Pole

PRESS RELEASE: ALE ANNOUNCES NEW EXPERIENCE: THE ANTARCTIC LOPPET

2023 Expedition Roster

Travel to the South Pole

2021 Expedition Round-up

View the 2021 Total Solar Eclipse

Return From the Antarctic Sabbatical

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