Expeditions

• Africa
  • Mount Toubkal in Winter
  • Mt Kenya
  • Mt Meru & Kilimanjaro (Machame)
  • Mt Toubkal: Winter Mountaineering, Snow & Ice Climbing
• Antarctica
  • Mount Vinson
  • The South Pole - Last Degree
  • Unclimbed Antarctica
• Asia
  • China
    • Mt Khuiten - Mongolia
    • Muztag Ata
  • India
    • Kun & Nun
    • Stok Kangri and the Markha Valley
    • Tso Morari & Lungser Kangri
  • Nepal & Tibet
    • Annapurna Sanctuary and Tent Peak (Tharpu Chuli)
    • Ama Dablam
    • Baruntse
    • Everest North Col & Lhakpa Ri
    • Island Peak
    • Island Peak & Everest Base Camp
    • Khumbu Climber
    • Mera & Island Peak
    • Mera Peak
    • Naya Kanga
  • Pakistan
    • K2 Base Camp & Kharut Pyramid Trek & Climb
  • Kyrgyz Republic
    • Alpine Tien Shan
    • Khan Tengri
    • Peak Lenin
    • Pobeda Peak
    • Tien Shan Peaks
    • Tien Shan Unclimbed Peaks
  • Russia
    • Kamchatka
    • Mt Belukha
  • Tajikistan
    • Korzhenevskoy Peak
    • Peak Communism
• Australasia
  • Carstensz Pyramid
• North America
  • Denali (Mt McKinley)
  • Denali Traverse
  • Mt Asgard
  • Mt Logan
• South America
  • Aconcagua
  • Bolivian Peaks
  • Ecuador Volcanoes
  • Peru Alpamayo
  • Peru Huascaran
• Europe
  • Across the Picos to Torre de Cerredo
  • Corsican Summits & GR20
  • Elbrus
  • Mount Ararat
  • The High Peaks of Iceland
  • The Julian Alps and Triglav
  • Winter Poland & Rysy
• 8000m Peaks
  • Broad Peak
  • Cho Oyu
  • Everest - North Ridge Route
  • Everest - South Col Route
  • Gasherbrum II
  • K2
• Arctic
  • North Pole Last Degree

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Background

If you have always dreamed of a journey to the top of the world, but could not afford the cost or have the time to invest in a full 60 day expedition, Adventure Peaks offers an exciting two week alternative: The Last Degree Expedition.

Unlike the journey to South Pole this expedition is across dynamic pack ice that requires you to be flexible to deal with the many obstacles that you will face; open water, huge pressure ridges and extreme weather. The expedition begins in the remote village of Longyearbyen in Norway, well above the Arctic Circle, from where we take a charter flight close to latitude 89 degrees north. From here we set out for the Geographic North Pole an incredibly beautiful and breathtaking journey that will be a tough test of endurance in temperatures as cold as -35°C.  In less than two weeks you have arrived at the top of the globe, before a helicopter picks you up for your return journey.