from $25,500* per person	26 Days	May
Luxury accommodations		Exertion level: 3
Operator: PolarExplorers		12 people max

For true adventurers who love the Arctic this is THE classic expedition. Though a part of the Arctic, the interior of Greenland more closely resembes the interior of Antarctica with unbroken snow as far as the eye can see. Long days, unpredicatble weather and altitude combine to make this expediton a serious challenge, but the scenery and spirit of Greenland make it all worth while. We'll start the expedition in Kangerlussuaq on the west coast of Greenland and make our way to Isertoq on the east coast via the mysterious Dye II station. This is a dogsled-supported ski expedition which means that most equipment and food will be transported by Inuit dogteams, leaving skiers with relatively light day packs that carry only emergency supplies and food and drink for the day. Having dogs as a part of the team adds a wonderful dynamic to the expedition. The local Greenland mushers who join us bring a knowlege and understanding of the Greenland icecap that can't be found outside their culture. On most days the skiers will leave camp first, and break trail for the dogteams who will follow their path. The near 24 hour sunlight means that we can travel any time of day, and depending on local temperatures we may opt to travel during the night for firmer snow conditions. At the end of each day we'll gather for camaraderie and great meals in a communal cooking tent before retiring to our 2-3 person sleeping tents for the night. This classic expedition has long been considered the third achievement in the Polar trilogy. Join our team and find out why a crossing of the Greenland icecap is held in the same high regard as skiing to the North or South Poles.