Lonely Planet Guide: Papua New Guinea:

"This high-profile company is led by Charlie Lynn, son of a WW2 Kokoda digger. This company has featured on many TV programmes. One of the best operators . . ."

The founder of Adventure Kokoda, Major Charlie Lynn, has trekked Kokoda 58 times over the past 19 years and is the leading advocate for the enshrinement of the Kokoda Trail.

Adventure Kokoda, is now the company of choice for those who want to:

• Trek across the original wartime trails and learn about the most significant military campaigns fought in defence of Australia from expert historical guides;
• Experience the hospitality of Koiari and Orokaiva people in their 'land of a thousand cultures';
• Safely trek with the most experienced Australian trek leaders operating on the Kokoda Trail.

Battlefield Treks

Trek in the footsteps of the brave from $3795 ex-Port Moresby. . . and experience the history of the entire Kokoda campaign

The military history of the Kokoda campaign is the key feature of our treks.

Our Kokoda Campaign Treks include all battlefields, fire support bases and logistic areas of the Kokoda campaign. From the historic 'Golden Staircase' on Imita Ridge, 'Australia's Alamo' at Isurava,'Butcher's Ridge' on Brigade Hill to the eastern side of the Yodda Valley, our treks take you to the sites that matter, bypassed by much of today's 'eco-tourist' track.

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About our Battlefield Trek leaders

Our Adventure Kokoda trek leaders are military historians - we have leaders who have been decorated on active service in Vietnam, trained with the US Army Special Forces and commanded Australian frontline battleships.

Our trek leaders draw on their personal experiences in the military and their long-term relationships with WWII veterans to tell the epic story of the Kokoda campaign.

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An extraordinary adventure . . .

Our treks are all about the history of the Kokoda campaign, the culture of the people and the pristine environment.

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Important questions

Trekkers have recently died on Kokoda - how do I minimise any risk if I decide to trek?

What is the difference between the original 'wartime trail' and the new 'eco-tourist' track'?

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