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A. Both Robert Peary and James Cook are credited with reaching the pole, but by their own records and accounts its likely that neither men ever reached the pole (actually several hundred miles away). It would have to be the guy that reached the pole via a plane, or the snowmobile expedition in 1968, or the nuclear sub.
