South Pole 2026
- Solo
- Unsupported
- Unassisted
1150
km to reach the South Pole
50
days alone on the ice
-50
°C expected minimum
100
kg of equipment pulled
The Project
In November 2026, I will undertake a solo, unsupported, and unassisted ski expedition from Hercules Inlet to the South Pole.
Over roughly 50 days and more than 1,150 km, I will travel alone through one of the most remote and demanding environments on the planet, facing extreme cold, wind, and isolation to reach the southernmost point of the Earth.
Why go on this adventure?
Vastness
Over past expeditions I came to love the silent beauty of polar environments, which force you to be fully present.
Fragility
Through this journey I want to educate and raise awareness about the changes experienced there.
Resilience
Pushing past comfort, embracing uncertainty, and discovering what lies beyond our limits.
History
Following steps of the early polar explorers is a privilege and helps gain perspective.
Polar Heritage Project
Chapter II
This journey will be one chapter of the wider Planet Heritage Project that unites all my expeditions. A mission to explore, understand, and share the planet’s most fragile environments.
DetailsWant to participate?
I am currently looking for partners and sponsors to help make this expedition possible. Join the journey and be part of an extraordinary human and environmental story.
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