Antarctic Adventure is the thrilling and harrowing account of the 1911-1912 scientific expedition led by Robert Falcon Scott to explore the uncharted regions of the Antarctic continent. The book focuses on the journey of the Northern Party, a group of four men who traveled 1,500 miles across the treacherous terrain and survived against all odds through their courage, perseverance, and resourcefulness. Written by Raymond E. Priestley, a geologist and member of the expedition, this book is a classic of polar exploration literature, and a testament to the human spirit in extreme conditions.

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