1983. - Ski expedition in the team in Laptev sea (Arctic ocean). First polar expedition of Fedor Konyukhov

1986. – Ski expedition to the North Pole of Inaccessibility in the Arctic Ocean in Polar night. Team expedition.  

Remark: The North Pole of inaccessibility marks a location that is the most challenging to reach owing to its remoteness from geographical features which could provide access. The term is a geographic construct, not an actual physical phenomenon. Northern Pole of Inaccessibility (84°03 N 174°51 W). Located on the Arctic Ocean pack ice at a distance farthest from any land mass. It is 661 km from the North Pole, 1,453 km north of Barrow, Alaska, and equidistant from the closest landmasses, Ellesmere Island and Franz-Josef Land, 1,094 km away.Due to the constant motion of the pack ice, no permanent structure exists at the pole.

1987. – Ski expedition in the international team in Canada (Baffin Land) – as  a part of the training program before North Pole expedition.

1988. – Ski expedition across the Arctic Ocean: Siberia – the North Pole – Canada as a member of Russian-Canadian team (9 Russians and 4 Canadians). 

1989 (spring) - Ski team expedition to the North Pole unsupported.   

1990 (spring) - Solo ski expedition to the North Pole (in 72 days). First Russian to reach the North Pole solo (with 3 re-supplies).  

1995-1996 – Solo, unsupported ski expedition to the South Pole (in 64 days). Started from Hercules Bay.  First Russian to reach the South Pole. The same season, while in Antarctica Fedor Konyukhov climbed Mt. Vinson Massif as a part of his Seven Summit Program.

2000 (march) – Completed the longest dog race – 1.150 miles from Anchorage to Nome (Northern route).

2006 – Expedition in Greenland on the ice boat (trimaran on ski with sails).