November 3, 2018, on the shoulders of polar giants like Scott, Shackleton, and Ousland, Colin set off from the Western edge of Antarctica on the most epic journey of his life. He wouldn’t have resupplies, he wouldn’t be using dogs or kites, and he would be alone. Every mile would be hard earned pulling his 300+lb sled, battling windchill as low as -80 degrees, paralyzing whiteouts, and extremely high winds. After a historic 54 grueling days walking over 930 miles, on December 26, 2018, Colin completed the world's first solo, unsupported, and completely human powered crossing of Antarctica.