This format of our Iceblog began March 2016, not all of our trips are listed.
Participants learn the ropes of polar travel, cold management, safety and navigation. March 16 to 20, 2021
POSTPONED TO 2021 DUE TO COVID 19
Our annual expedition to the wonderful mountains, glaciers and fiords of Svalbard. March 5 to 12 and March 24 to April 1, 2021.
POSTPONED TO 2021 DUE TO COVID 19
Between April 6 and 16, a multinational team - New Zealander, Indian, American and Australians - will ski the last degree across the frozen Arctic Ocean to the North Pole.
POSTPONED TO 2021 DUE TO COVID 19
Our annual expedition to the wonderful mountains, glaciers and fiords of Svalbard. March 22 to 30.
Participants learn the ropes of polar travel, cold management, safety and navigation. April 18 to 23
Between April 6 and 16, a multinational team - New Zealander, Indian, American and Australians - will ski the last degree across the frozen Arctic Ocean to the North Pole.
Follow us as we ski across the roof of Australia including a winter ascent of My Kosciuszko, Australia's highest peak.
Our novice winter training trip in the Australian Alps, learning the basics of winter travel and camping
Participants learn the ropes of polar travel, cold management, safety and navigation. April 18 to 23
Between April 4 and 14, a multi-national team - Swiss, German, Scottish and Australian - will ski the last degree across the frozen Arctic Ocean to the North Pole.
Our annual expedition to the wonderful mountains, glaciers and fiords of Svalbard. March 22 to 30.
Follow us as we ski 600+km from the Ross Ice Shelf to the South Pole via the untouched Kansas Glacier. Departing December 4 2017.
With this crossing of Greenland Jade Hameister continued her quest to be the youngest person to complete the Polar Hat Trick
Our annual training expedition to the wonderful mountains, glaciers and fiords of Svalbard. Participants learn the ropes of polar travel, cold management, safety and navigation. March 15 to 25, 2017.
Between April 4 and 14, Australians John Mullen and Eric Philips will ski the last degree across the Arctic Ocean to the North Pole. In September we completed a training trip in the Australian Alps during which time we learned of John's experiences in the Alaskan wilderness when in his 20's.
A 34-day/605km ski expedition from the Ross Ice Shelf via the previously un-traversed Reedy Glacier to the South Pole.
Our annual tour to Antarctica visiting the South Pole and Atka Bay Emperor penguin rookery. Guided by IPGA Master Polar Guide Jose Naranjo.
We guided 14yo old Australian schoolgirl Jade Hameister and her father on a 150km ski expedition across the frozen Arctic Ocean to the North Pole.
Mardi Philips and her dad Eric on a kite-ski expedition into the mountains, glaciers and frozen fiords of Svalbard.
In December 2015 Icetrek director Eric Philips kite-skied solo from the coast of Antarctica inland to the Drygalski Mountains to see the iconic peaks of Ulvetanna and Holtana.
Our annual tour to Antarctica visiting the South Pole and Atka Bay Emperor penguin rookery
Eric Philips guided ultra-distance marathoner Pat Farmer to the South Pole during the last leg of his Pole to Pole Run odyssey.
Our North Pole Odyssey half degree expedition to the North Pole
We guided Australian ultra-distance marathoner Pat Farmer on the North Pole to Canada sector of his Pole to Pole Run odyssey.
We guided Dr. Cathy Speed on a last degree expedition to the North Pole.
We guided a team of Australians on a half degree expedition to the North Pole.
A team of staff and students from Geelong Grammar School, Australia, sailed in expedition yachts to Antarctica. This is the first school expedition to Antarctica.