Mount Vinson

Mount Vinson is the highest point in Antarctica, rising to 4,892 m in the heart of the Sentinel Range. The climb is scheduled for January 2026, immediately after the planned South Pole ski expedition.

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This is a guided climb, starting from Union Glacier Camp, then flying to Vinson Base Camp. From there, the ascent follows a staged route through Low Camp, High Camp, and then a summit push, depending on weather conditions.

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Temperatures can drop below −30°C even in the austral summer, and the cold is constant. The route itself isn’t technically difficult, but the remoteness and exposure make it serious. There's no margin for error.

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This climb is more than just another tick. Vinson will be the sixth of the Seven Summits, leaving only Aconcagua for completion — and setting the stage for the final challenge at the North Pole.