The Kokoda Track holds an extremely important place in Australia’s history. So join with other women adventurers to remember and respect the soldiers who went to war. From July 1942, the route over the Owen Stanley Range witnessed the battle hardened Japanese war machine, encounter young, unprepared, untrained, unproven and hopelessly outnumbered Australian soldiers.

Our Papuan leader is fully trained and briefed by Australian Paramedics and we have a strict protocol for emergency situations on all tours. We have a computer monitored GPS tracking system for all Papuan led tours which can relay information immediately back to Paramedics in Australia to assess any incidents or emergencies and implement emergency procedures if necessary.

My company specialise in small-sized historical guided tours to First and Second World War battlefields and places of cultural significance in Papua New Guinea, Europe and Turkey.

The Kokoda Track is not only a beautiful, world class, jungle bushwalking experience, it is a trek into Australia’s wartime history. The Kokoda Track is as important a part of Australian history as Gallipoli. We believe it is a pilgrimage every Australian should experience in their lifetime.

After 29 crossing and 10 years of personally guiding Toogee Treks clients across the Kokoda Track (not to mention the dozens of Self-Guided treks over the years), Robert Frost knows how to organise and conduct a trek to give you the best possible experience on your journey of the famous wartime Kokoda Trail.

Imofat Trekking & Tourism

No Roads Expeditions offers guided Kokoda Track expeditions which can be booked for any week of the trekking year. We also have scheduled departures that anyone is welcome to join.

Kokoda War Memorial Mission