Operating from our Arctic Base Camp in Northern Sweden between late February and early April this immersive program offers both structured Arctic Training Courses and independent base camp stays for adventurers seeking a safer, supported environment to refine their skills or explore on their own.
Course Overview
Led by an instructor with over 40 years of Arctic living and travel experience, this intensive course introduces participants to the essential skills of Polar and cold-weather expedition travel, including:
Arctic clothing systems and layering strategies
Use and maintenance of cold-weather gear
Camp setup and safety protocols on ice and snow
Basic snowmobile operation and field maintenance
Cold-climate first aid and risk management
Meal preparation and expedition food logistics
Navigation, route planning, and group travel techniques
If you’re contemplating an expedition to high latitudes or simply want to build confidence in extreme cold environments, this course provides a real-world primer that will prove invaluable in the field. Learn from decades of hard-won experience—and a few mistakes—so you don’t have to make them yourself!
Flexible Training & Base Camp Options
Our Arctic Base Camp serves as a central hub for all training activities. From here, participants can choose:
Full Polar Training Course – A structured, multi-day introduction to polar travel and survival.
Day Training Sessions – Focused instruction on specific skills such as navigation, cold-weather campcraft, or snowmobile handling.
Independent Base Camp Access – Experienced adventurers can use our facilities as a secure base for personal expeditions, with the added safety of on-site support and emergency backup.
Equipment & Rentals
A comprehensive range of Polar expedition equipment is available for individuals or teams, including:
Arctic tents and pulks
Polar-weight sleeping bags, parkas, and snowsuits
Ski gear and boots
Cook sets, stoves, and expedition food packs
Communication and safety equipment
Base camp operations take place from late February through early April for both guided and independent options.
