The 300 Club is the name given to persons who have endured a range of temperature of 300 Fahrenheit (166 C) within a very short time. The practice originated at Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica.

The Ceremonial South Pole, which 300 Club participants must run around.

There are several patches made to commemorate the occasion that are entitled to be worn by persons who have joined the 300 Club.

See also

• Polar bear plunge
• Line-crossing ceremony

References

External links

• South Pole experiences warmest year on record in 2009.
• Account of the 300 club by researchers stationed at the South Pole.
• Travel account of entering the 300 club.
• 300 Club