Kokoda Track
Lifeline Australia
Departures
| Date | Adventure | Charity | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19/04/2012 | Kokoda Track | Lifeline Australia | Download Info Pack |
Adventure Summary
Involves trekking on remote trails in variable weather conditions for up to eight hours a day.
This may include successive days at altitude not generally exceeding 5500m. You will need a high level
of fitness, be prepared to carry a daypack weighing up to 10kgs and as with all our adventures, be comfortable
about walking in adverse weather conditions.
This may include successive days at altitude not generally exceeding 5500m. You will need a high level
of fitness, be prepared to carry a daypack weighing up to 10kgs and as with all our adventures, be comfortable
about walking in adverse weather conditions.
- Fundraising Target: $7,980
- Trip Duration: 11 Days
- Challenge Duration: 9 Days
- Max Group Size: 18
- Physical Rating
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Trip Notes
The Kokoda Track is one of many walking tracks that existed long before Europeans came into this part of the world. During the course of World War II, the Japanese decided to use this trail as a means of launching a ground attack against the Australians in Port Moresby.
On this trek weather permitting, we start with a spectacular charter flight over the Owen Stanley Ranges to Kokoda. We then set out to explore the complete route of the campaign starting from Kokoda and eventually working our way west to Ower's Corner.
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