Adventure

Expedition

A long-format team journey that applies the full learning pathway across remote and varied terrain.

This is a program framework, not a confirmed event. Dates, destinations and final details are agreed with members once a program is scheduled. Nothing on this page should be read as a confirmed departure.

Overview

About this adventure

An Expedition is the fullest expression of the Track Twenty Six pathway. It is a long team journey in remote or varied terrain, planned and run as a genuine team effort.

Expeditions demand experience, fitness and leadership. They are for members who have grown through the pathway and are ready for a significant challenge.

Program framework

At a glance

Environment
Remote and varied terrain
Difficulty
Advanced — experienced members
Duration
5–10 days
Distance
40–100+ km

Typical itinerary

How the program typically runs

A sample framework to show the shape of the program. Exact content depends on conditions, group and season.

  1. Planning phase

    Preparation and logistics

    Extensive planning, training, equipment review and team preparation.

  2. Days one to two

    Approach and settling in

    Travel, approach and a steady start as the team finds its rhythm.

  3. Middle days

    The journey

    Long days of travel, navigation and teamwork across varied terrain.

  4. Final stage

    Objective and return

    Complete the main objective and begin the journey home.

  5. After

    Debrief and review

    Reflect on the experience, capture learning and recognise the team.

Preparation

How to prepare

Expeditions require long preparation and a strong foundation.

  • Complete the pathway across required disciplines
  • Build months of physical preparation
  • Gain multi-day and remote experience
  • Test all equipment thoroughly
  • Prepare practically and mentally as a team

Equipment

Equipment to prepare

Full expedition equipment for the environment and duration is required.

  • Complete camping and sleep system
  • Expedition pack
  • Technical clothing layers
  • Navigation tools and backup
  • Water capacity and treatment
  • Food and cooking system
  • Emergency shelter and first aid
  • Repair and backup kit

Safety

Safety first

On expedition, safety is planned, shared and revisited daily.

  • Comprehensive planning and risk assessment
  • Daily briefings and condition reviews
  • Defined roles and communication
  • Contingency and evacuation planning
  • Experienced leadership throughout
  • Team welfare and rest management
Mountain scene representing safety

Related training

Train for this next

Build the skills that make this activity safer, smoother and more rewarding.

06

First Aid

Remote first aid, casualty care and emergency response outdoors.

Build1–2 days
07

Survival Skills

Fire, shelter, water, signalling and decision making under pressure.

Adventure2–3 days
08

Outdoor Leadership

Leading groups, managing risk and building strong teams in the field.

LeadMulti-session

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who can join an expedition?

Experienced members who have progressed through the pathway. Contact us to discuss readiness.

How long is preparation?

Typically months, including training and physical preparation.

Is there a destination confirmed?

No destination is confirmed on this page. Expeditions are planned and confirmed with members as they are developed.

What is the hardest part?

Sustained effort over many days, combined with teamwork and decision making in changing conditions.

Registration

Join this adventure

Registration is handled by our team, who will confirm the program framework, requirements and schedule with you.