Redefining Impossible:
A Journey Beyond Limits
Setting off from a point 333 kilometres from the Geographical South Pole, Darren and his team will confront extreme conditions, with temperatures plummeting below -30°C. The journey, three times the distance of the current record of 111 kilometres, pushes the boundaries of what’s achievable for an individual with a high-level Spinal Cord Injury (SCI).
Embarking from 87° South to reach the iconic 90° South, Darren and his dedicated team aim to complete the 333-kilometre trek in just 25 days, surpassing all expectations and setting new standards in Antarctic exploration.
Darren Edwards, record-breaking adaptive adventurer
Matthew and Darren
Why the South Pole?
A Purpose Beyond the Ice
Since the day Darren’s life changed, he has been committed to changing the narrative around disability and has achieved feats of endurance beyond what was perceived as possible. This expedition goes beyond the physical challenge – it’s a mission to redefine perceptions of disability and highlight the limitless potential of human resilience. By confronting the impossible, Darren aims to inspire and empower others facing similar challenges, proving that with determination, no obstacle is insurmountable.