Postcards from the Extremes // The Kungsleden

The Shackleton Challenges team are just back from a recce in northern Sweden - a six-day assessment of terrain, conditions and logistics for a potential future challenge.

Shackleton in South Africa - Meet Yourself Again

The spring and early summer months are when the great outdoors is at its very greatest. It’s when most of us equip ourselves for a packed adventure season, full of new frontiers. We’re always seeki...

Postcards from the Extremes - Girls Tr

This International Women’s Day, Shackleton announces Girls Trip - an all-women expedition to Svalbard that blends polar travel with science, mentorship, and a redefinition of what modern exploratio...

Crafted in Britain, The Traditional Way

With an eye to both sustainability and heritage, we make much of our clothing as close to home as possible. The time-honoured methods still used by our partners are also often the only way to achie...

Shackleton Medal Finalist, Jamin Greenbaum

Jamin Greenbaum was a finalist for last year’s Shackleton Medal for his consistently brave and pioneering work as an Antarctic geophysicist. Here he tells the story of the ingenious plan he devised...

Meet Yourself Again - Spring Summer '26

Meet yourself again beneath a wider sky. As the seasons change and days grow longer at both ends, the call of the outdoors turns up the volume.

Postcards from the Extremes

When we design a new Shackleton Challenge, our expert guiding team always researches everything in person. Read all about our full recce in northern Scandinavia.

INTO THE STORM // Exploring the Hokkaido Backcountry

Wind howled at 50 miles per hour, the temperature dropped brutally to –25°C and snow fell in force, blanketing the Hokkaido backcountry. The kind of storm that strips away ego, plans and comfort in...

FORTUNA FAVOURS THE BRAVE

Thirteen days into his South Georgia expedition, endurance athlete James Norbury has battled through some of the most unforgiving terrain on Earth - unclimbed peaks, glaciated terrain and ferocious...

Crafting Our British Heritage Knits

Since the sweaters worn by Sir Ernest and crew were British-made, in crafting today’s heritage knits we keep as close as possible to the same tradition. The only way to achieve the luxury feel we s...