THE MAIN PROJECTS OF THE ADVENTURE CLUB 1989–2007.

Sport activities

• 1989 – the Soviet American Expedition on dog sleds along Chukotka, Russia and Alaska, USA;
• 1989-97 – ski expeditions along drifting ice;
• 1991 – parachute jumps to the North Pole (jointly with the Russian Air Forces);
• 1991-93 – annual running races to Mount of Elbrus;
• 1993 – a marathon across the Sahara desert;
• 1998 – the ski crossing of the Bering Strait;
• 2000 – the super marathon in the Death Valley, California, USA;
• 2000-01 – round the world truck expedition Moscow – Uelen – Seattle – Toronto – New York – London – Kaliningrad – Moscow;
• 2005 – The Great Russian Race;
• 2006 – The expedition of Prince Albert II of Monaco to the North Pole.

Marine projects

• 1992 – the first sailing of a foreign yacht from the White Sea to the Black Sea via the internal water routes of Russia;
• 1996-99 – a round the world sailing of the Adventure Club's yacht around the Eastern Hemisphere over the four oceans, including the Northeast passage;
• 2001-02 – the second circumnavigation of the yacht "Apostol Andrey";
• 2004-06 – the third circumnavigation of the yacht "Apostol Andrey".

Projects for people with disabilities

• 1991, 1992, 1994 – a marathon in wheel chairs: Moscow – Kiev – Krivoy Rog (1400 km); Vladivostok – St. Petersburg (11000 km, jointly with the Ministry of Defense); St. Petersburg – Alma-Ata along 15 countries of FIS and Baltic countries (9000 km);
• 1995 – an ascent of the Mt. Kazbek (5047 m) by disabled sportsmen in wheel chairs;
• 1996 – the ecological marathon in wheel chairs Semipalatinsk – Cheliabinsk – Chernobyl, 10000 km (jointly with the Ministry of Emergency situations);
• 1997 – an ascent of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, 5895 m, made by a team of disabled sportsmen;
• 2000 – a ski expedition across Greenland by a team, including one participant with spinal cord injury;
• 2002 – an ascent of the Mt. McKinley (6194 m, Alaska, USA) by disabled sportsmen in wheel chairs.

Projectsfor youth

• 1990 – a scientific expedition to Chukotka (observation of a total solar eclipse);
• 1992 – kayak expeditions along the rivers of the USA and Canada;
• 1997 – a scientific expedition to Chita region (observation of a total solar eclipse);
• 1998 – a youth ecological expedition to Mt. Elbrus;
• 1999 – a youth ecological expedition to Kamchatka;
• 2000-07 – the youth ecological camp in the Republic of Karelia.

Historical geographical projects

• 1990 – the Russian-Norwegian expedition to Franz-Josef Land; discovery of the wintering heim of Fridtjof Nansen;
• 1991 – the Russian-Danish expedition to the Commander Islands (Kamchatka). Discovery of the grave of Vitus Bering, a world famous navigator;
• 1995 – International expedition (Danish, English and Russian participants) to Franz Josef Land. Discovery of the grave of Georgy Sedov, a famous Russian polar explorer;
• 1999 – a historical archaeological expedition to the burial place of Vasily and Tatiana Pronchishchev, famous Russian explorers, at the mouth of the Olenek river, North Yakutia (jointly with the newspaper "Moskovskaia Pravda");
• 2001 – a historical-archaeological expedition "The mystery of the Lassenius detachment";
• 2002 – a historical-archaeological expedition "Deznev, Lassenius, Pronchishchev";
• 2006 – Following the Trasec of Dr. Frederick Cook.