Stunning base camp locations in the heart of this 120x50km remote arctic island, tucked away in the frozen inner fjords of Scoresby Sound, the largest fjord in the world.
	Range upon range of alpine granite peaks up to 2,000m
	Many unclimbed peaks and summits
	Up to 1000m vertical height gain from base camps to summits
	Fantastic spring ski touring and ski mountaineering
	Major first ski and snowboard descent potential!
	Superb rock climbing, comparable with Baffin Island!
	Endless opportunities for new technical routes on steep alpine peaks
	Excellent mixed climbing
	Major potential for multi day big wall climbing
	Ideal time to visit: - March-early May for ski touring - June-August for rock climbing and trekking

COASTAL SUMMER TREKKING (southeast)

All photos below are taken by Jim Gregson during Tangent's Summer 2005 exploratory expedition to the Arabertoppe region of southeast Milne Land island.

COASTAL SUMMER TREKKING (west)

All photos below are Copyright 2006 Jim Gregson during Tangent's Summer 2006 exploratory expedition to the Hermelintop and surrounding area of far western Milne Land island.

SPRING SKI TOURING / MOUNTAINEERING (central)

All photos below are Copyright 2005 Baz Roberts and taken during Tangent's Spring 2005 exploratory ski touring expedition to the Charcot Glacier on Milne Land island.