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Level One Crossings
Polar Training Course - Beitostølen, Norway
A practical introduction to polar expedition travel based in the mountains around Beitostølen, Norway. Learn the core skills required for self-supported winter travel, including pulk hauling, campcraft, winter navigation, stove management and cold weather systems, while travelling across plateau terrain on skis.
COST : £1295
Distance On Skis: 35kms
DAYS : 6
LEVEL : 1
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Level Two Crossings
Femundsmarka Crossing – Norway & Sweden
A self-supported crossing through the quietest and wildest parts of Scandinavia, travelling across frozen lake systems, forest and open snowfields between Norway and Sweden. Femundsmarka has no marked winter trail, willow sticks or prepared tracks. This is reindeer, moose, beaver and otter country, with possible wolverine or bear tracks. Along the way we build core winter expedition habits: pulks, campcraft, stoves, lake crossings, ice assessment and cold weather routines.
COST : £2095
DAYS : 7
Distance On Skis : 75kms
LEVEL : 2
Limited Availability
Crossing of the Western Sahara
A self-supported desert crossing through Iriqui National Park, travelling on foot and with a two camels for seven days across open Sahara, sleeping under the stars and learning the routines, movement, and skills of real desert travel.
COST : £2750
DAYS : 9
LEVEL : 2
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Distance on Foot/Camel : 130kms
Level Three Crossings
Hardangervidda has a serious place in polar and wartime history. Roald Amundsen’s early winter crossing here nearly ended in disaster, and during the Second World War the plateau became part of the route used by the Norwegian resistance during Operation Gunnerside, later remembered through the story of the Heroes of Telemark.
Today, it remains one of the classic proving grounds for Nordic winter travel. We cross Norway’s largest mountain plateau by ski, travelling with pulks through open, exposed country where the weather often sets the tone.
This is not a hut-to-hut journey. We carry what we need, camp out each night and manage the routines that matter on bigger expeditions: efficient movement, winter navigation, strong camp systems and looking after yourself through long days in cold, wind and poor visibility.
Cross the Hardangervidda - Norway
COST : £2995
DAYS : 9
LEVEL : 3
Limited Availability
Distance on Skis : 135kms
Hardangervidda Packraft Crossing - Kvenna River
A self-supported packrafting journey through the heart of Hardangervidda, covering 90 km on foot and by packraft, following the Kvenna river system through high plateau, open lakes, rapids, wild camps and long valley travel to Mogen.
COST : £2995
DAYS : 9
LEVEL : 3
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Distance on Foot/Packraft : 90kms
Sarek Crossing - Sweden
Sarek is one of the places I keep coming back to in my head when I think about proper winter expedition travel. It is remote, glaciated, and committing, with no marked winter trails, no huts inside the core zone, and no simple way to step off the route if the weather turns.
We travel as a small team, hauling pulks through deep snow, alpine valleys, frozen lake systems, river crossings, forest and high cols. We will also travel through the world-famous Rapa Valley, normally one of Sarek’s most iconic landscapes, experienced here under winter conditions with the valley floor frozen and snow-covered beneath the surrounding peaks.
COST : £3495
DAYS : 10
Distance on Skis : 140kms
LEVEL : 3
Limited Availability
Finnmarksvidda Crossing - Norway
Cross the far north of mainland Norway by ski through Sámi country, frozen lakes, birch forest and open Arctic plateau.
Starting near Alta — the Northern Lights city and home of the Finnmarksløpet dog-sled race — this journey crosses Finnmarksvidda, a vast winter landscape often used by expedition teams preparing for larger objectives such as Greenland.
Travel with pulks through cold, exposed terrain by day, then camp beneath clear skies, hard frost and possible aurora in one of the world’s best regions for seeing the Northern Lights.
COST : £3195
DAYS : 10
Distance on Skis : 125kms
LEVEL : 3
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Level Four Crossings
Svalbard Crossing & Newtontoppen
This is a full high-Arctic crossing of Svalbard, starting with an exhilarating 9-hour journey riding your own skidoo north into the island’s glaciated interior, around 300km from Longyearbyen.
From there, we climb Newtontoppen, the highest mountain in Svalbard, if conditions allow, before continuing south through a landscape of glaciers, frozen valleys and mountain massifs. Everything we need comes with us: tents, food, fuel, rifles, bear safety systems and the equipment required to live and move safely in polar bear country.
For 17 days, the team travels with pulks through serious Arctic terrain, managing camp routines, cold-weather systems and 24-hour polar bear watch until we finally ski back into Longyearbyen.
COST : £5995
DAYS : 17
Distance on Skis : 300kms
LEVEL : 4
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Want to see what this kind of expedition is really like?
This longer video gives a better sense of the day-to-day: travelling with pulks, setting camp, managing the cold, and settling into the routines of winter expedition life.