After just 17 days of intense polar travel, the Windsled team has completed a historic round-trip crossing of northern Greenland — a total of 1,541 kilometers — paving the way for future zero-emission scientific expeditions in one of the most remote regions on Earth....
The North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2025 has achieved a remarkable milestone: in just five days, the Inuit Windsled team has successfully crossed over 700 kilometers of remote Arctic terrain—from the west coast of Greenland to its eastern edge. This expedition not...
The Inuit Windsled Project takes another step forward this May 2025 with the start of a new phase: the North Greenland Windsled Expeditions—an ambitious journey that marks the beginning of a regular series of zero-emission scientific traverses through Greenland’s most...
From April 16 to 29, 2025, a pioneering expedition made history on the Greenland Ice Cap: the Trans-Greenland Electric Challenge, the first attempt to cross this vast frozen landscape using an electric snowmobile powered solely by solar energy. The expedition was led...
Since March 28th, when we reached Greenland, we have been finalizing the preparations for the WindSled. At the same time, we were solving a geographical challenge, consisting of being able to ascend to the ice cap with the heavy load of our two exploration...
The SOS Arctic Windsled Expedition 2024, the preparations for our next expedition have not been easy, but we are ready. We are heading to the base camp from where we will begin the south-to-northwest crossing of Greenland’s interior with the WindSled. This is a new...
In the weeks since our arrival in Greenland on March 28, we have completed the initial phase of the expedition, which involved organizing and preparing the Windsled equipment in Narsaq. Our primary focus, however, has been on exploring and establishing a land route to...
The SOS Arctic WindSled 2024 Expedition is underway. Aqa’s father, an Inuit friend participating in the expedition, warned us before departure: “Only a madman would dare to venture onto the great ice!” He’s probably right—being a little crazy is a requirement for...