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First solo unsupported South Pole ski expedition from an outer coastline (female)

First solo unsupported South Pole ski expedition from an outer coastline (female)
Who
Anja Blacha
What
First
Where
Antarctica
When
09 January 2020

The first solo unsupported South Pole ski expedition from an outer coastline by a female was achieved by Anja Blacha (Germany), who travelled from north Berkner Island to the South Pole in Antarctica over 57 days 18 hours between 12 November 2019 and 9 January 2020.

Withstanding 100-km/h (60-mph) winds and temperatures as low as -35°C (-31°F), Blacha skied 1,381 km (858 mi) to the pole, pulling her 100-kg (330-lb) sledge. At the time, this represented the longest solo unsupported polar ski journey by a woman.