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No Roads Expeditions

Locality: Mordialloc, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9598 8581

Address: 76D Albert Street 3195 Mordialloc, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.noroads.com.au

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25.01.2022 The GOW or Great Ocean Walk is great in so many ways. Incredible scenery, wonderful history and in true No Roads fashion great food and accommodation. 6 days we are sure you will love with friends or even family! For more information https://www.noroads.com.au/expediti/detail/great-ocean-walk #greatoceanwalk #australianadventure #noroads #visitaustralia

25.01.2022 Cows with bells? We must have arrived in Switzerland The Tour du Mont Blanc takes you through Switzerland, Italy, and France.... https://www.noroads.com.au/expedit//mont-blanc-tmb-circuit

25.01.2022 One of our first trips back is going to be this incredible High Country long weekend! We have four people signed up and ready to go on this trip in December, and it will be a moment of great happiness and excitement for us at No Roads. If you want to join in this first trip since lockdown, we would love to have you. ... Lets will raise a toast to a year that has been tough, but people who are way tougher! https://www.noroads.com.au//detail/high-country-pedal-pinot

24.01.2022 In 2013 a reporter set out to retrace our ancestors global migration. On foot. Why?... https://www.nationalgeographic.org/proje/out-of-eden-walk/

24.01.2022 Which type of trekker are you? I think Im the laidback one https://www.noroads.com.au//the-5-different-types-of-trekk

24.01.2022 Who can guess where this airport is? This particular airstrip is one of the most daunting to land on in the world!

24.01.2022 Do you think you could complete the Dusky Track? It is so remote you need to fly or boat into the start of the trail! If you are thinking of exploring New Zealand in 2021 and like your trekking with a splash of pure adventure, this should be high up on your list ;) ... https://www.noroads.com.au/expedi//dusky-track-new-zealand

23.01.2022 This is the Ballroom Overhang. You probably haven't heard of it but you would be camping here 1 night on our Mahi for Conservation, a mix of conservation and adventure travel unique to No Roads and New Zealand. https://www.noroads.com.au//mahi-conservation-new-zealand-

23.01.2022 If you are looking for some inspiration for incredible things you can do in the great outdoors this film is incredible. This shows the attempt to cross the 715km Yukon River, on a paddleboard. https://www.youtube.com/watch

23.01.2022 Our first challenge for Virtually Kokoda was to recreate a river crossing! We had so many awesome entries but the winner of the first pair of Keen Shoes was this awesome entry from Kerri Rush! Its not too late to join the fun if you havent signed up :) ... https://www.facebook.com/kerri.rus/videos/3235037423255307/ See more

23.01.2022 How a volcano helped create Frankenstein and the Mormons. Life at Base Camp. Negroni Week. The Holy Grail of treks in NZ.All this in our latest diurnal!

22.01.2022 On this day in 1942, Bruce Kingsbury lost his life during the Battle of Isurava. Today, we pause and remember Kingsbury and the bravery he demonstrated that resulted in him receiving a Victoria Cross.

22.01.2022 Interested in Sri Lanka? Join Pete Miller and Stewart Kreltszheim from No Roads on this panel discussion about Adventure Tourism in Sri Lanka tonight! Registration Link - http://bit.ly/slaitowebinar3

22.01.2022 Have you ever wondered what it is like to live in the pop-up city that is Everest Base Camp? https://www.nationalgeographic.com//everest-base-camp-dai/

21.01.2022 In a No Roads staff meeting, we were talking about resilience and why we think some people are more resilient than others. As a result, we started talking about tough treks, and if we believe they have the ability to make us more resilient people. We would love to know your thoughts, have you completed a tough trek (or any adventure that pushed you outside of your comfort zone), and do you think it has changed how you react to situations?

21.01.2022 Our incredible friends at KEEN have offered not one but THREE pairs of Wild Sky boots as prizes on our Virtually Kokoda Trek. These boots are worth $329.00, and are an awesome prize for three lucky Virtual Trekkers. If you havent already joined our Virtually Kokoda Trek which starts TODAY, you still have time to be part of the fun!!!... https://www.noroads.com.au/general-infor//virtually-kokoda

20.01.2022 Weekend training treks are back The first one is this Saturday with Matt Gould at the Glasgow Track You may notice a trek early next year to a destination we haven't trekked to before for a weekend walk ... Get involved and become part of the No Roads Weekend Walks Community https://www.noroads.com.au/upcoming-events-at-no-roads

20.01.2022 Walk a mile in their shoes... March 2021 https://www.noroads.com.au//great-australian-survivors-trek https://www.abc.net.au//survival-story-sydney-cove/8536714

18.01.2022 Today is a fantastic day. No Roads in conjunction with other members of the Kokoda Tour Operators Association (KTOA) have helped raise over $10000 for the villages along the Kokoda Track. These funds will start to be distributed in the following weeks and we will update everyone with photos and hopefully some video. 101 Australians have now contributed to this incredible effort You are one of 101 truly fantastic Australians and we cant thank you enough. Below is a transcript... form Alice, a woman who lives along the Kokoda Track. "Good day Australia. Thank you very much for your donation. With no trekking this year it has been tough for our villages. This money will help very very much with community and children to put food on the table. We look forward to welcoming you all back on the track next year. Thank you very much. Nohoma (goodbye)" No more words needed If you would like to keep contributing please go to https://gf.me/u/yn76pg

18.01.2022 Trying to think of the perfect Christmas gift? If the person you are buying for loves travel there are some unique and fun options in our No Roads Shop. We could even put together a Gift Voucher for your loved one ... Everyone knows that holidays = happiness https://no-roads.square.site/

18.01.2022 There's so much going on in this photo What's your favourite pose? The fun we have when trekking Kokoda

18.01.2022 Some may call us optimistic, others just plain crazy Whatever you want to call us, we are still planning on taking on our Epic Winter Traverse in September with the hope that lockdown will be behind us and we will be free to travel within our own state. It takes a certain amount of crazy to undertake a trek like this so it doesnt surprise us too much that there are only 2 spots left ... If the trip cannot go ahead you will not be charged a single cent so there is no risk in booking! However, If it does go ahead and you missed out, you will be kicking yourself for not signing up when you had the chance. Where are my crazy people at? https://www.noroads.com.au//det/bogong-feathertop-traverse

16.01.2022 Have you ever wondered how trekking times are calculated? A Scottish chap by the name of William Naismith developed this simple walking time concept in 1892 that is still used today to determine how long a walk will take. As a general rule, hikers will travel about 5 kilometers in an hour on flat terrain. Every time you add 600 meters in elevation gain over that distance, this adds an extra hour to the journey.

16.01.2022 There has never been a more important time to support local businesses, and when that business is as incredible as the Healesville Hotel it is super easy to support them. During lockdown, they are doing Weekend Roasts from $24.00 per person, where you can have that amazing restaurant experience in the comfort of your own home. If you are in the local area get behind these awesome people and enjoy a delicious meal.... https://www.facebook.com/healesvillehotel/?__tn__=%2Cd%2CP-R&eid=ARAaR1UbcLqi6MkZFrvULkc2jRRzgw6EM0ci17iXAiWYc9r9DGhklOWiNs9306BHdvzOBfNgWadFbxXx

16.01.2022 Black Friday Special We are offering $150 off every trip booked today!!!! Just use BF2020 under the promo code to apply your discount. The only question is what trip will you go on? ... https://www.noroads.com.au/

15.01.2022 Come and help us protect some of New Zealand's incredible wildlife and landscapes all the while exploring breathetaking backcountry. https://www.noroads.com.au//mahi-conservation-new-zealand-

15.01.2022 It is with sadness that we advise that Norm Furness OAM (VX23557), passed away on 31 August 2020. Norm, who was President of the 2/22nd/Lark Force Battalion Association, was involved in the formative stages, in early 2009, of the Rabaul and Montevideo Maru Society which has now been integrated into the Papua New Guinea Association of Australia. He is particularly well known for his lifelong active work in support of the widows and families of the 2/22nd Battalion/Lark Force... Association and also for his commitment to the few survivors of the battalion, despite their widely scattered homes. I thought, at that time, that all these mates that I knew nothing about, what happened to them, would be coming home, explained Norm. But three and a half years before that, they were all dead. But we didnt know." - Norm talking of the Lark Force members captured by the Japanese earlier this year. It was unknown at the time that around 1150 of them had all perished with the sinking of the Montevideo Maru As Norm managed to survive the horrific onslaught of the Japanese in the early part of WWII, and managed to escape New Britain in those first months of 1942, Norms 70+ year commitment to the families of those who did not survive has been extraordinary. In order that history can learn from the past, and so that his mates did not die in vain, Norm has also worked to ensure that what happened to the 2/22nd Battalion, a unit which has not been reraised, and Lark Force will not be forgotten.

15.01.2022 It looks like you guys missed us as much as we missed you We just want to say a big thank you for your bookings now that we can travel within Victoria again Our December trips to the Yarra Valley and the High Country are SOLD OUT... We have more dates being released for early next year https://www.noroads.com.au//yarra-valley-traipsing-and-tas https://www.noroads.com.au//detail/high-country-pedal-pinot

15.01.2022 Private or Group Departure for the Dusky, either is possible. With a max group size of 5 it would be quite easy to get a group together to take on this incredible trek in New Zealand. Give us a call to discuss. For more information go to https://www.noroads.com.au/expedi//dusky-track-new-zealand

15.01.2022 If you are considering joining us in March for the Great Australian Survivors Trek, this is a must-read https://www.noroads.com.au//the-great-australian-survivors

14.01.2022 Theres quite a bit of work that goes into making these baskets! The end result is really stunning!

14.01.2022 Haha! Have a great day!

14.01.2022 Happy International Gin Day! Which one are you? Spring Bay Tasmania or Four Pillars Victoria? No Roads is supporting both distilleries on some of our trips! Enjoy your Gin tonight!

14.01.2022 Happy Negroni Week There is no other drink in the world that takes us straight back to the cobblestoned streets of Italy on a balmy evening like this classic cocktail. If you are looking for a way to still celebrate Negroni Week in Melbourne check out these awesome cocktail deliveries!... There are even some goodies available from distilleries we visit on our local trips, including Four Pillars in Healesville and from Reed and Co Distillery in Bright! Enjoy your cocktails https://www.goodfood.com.au//celebrate-negroni-week-in-mel

13.01.2022 Virtually Kokoda is going to begin on the 31st of August Click on the link to learn more about how this unique trek is going to work https://www.noroads.com.au/general-infor//virtually-kokoda

13.01.2022 Over 190 people have already joined up to Virtually Kokoda and we would love you to get involved as well. There are zero costs attached to our Virtual Kokoda Trek, this is about having fun with the wider No Roads community. Click on the below link to find out how to join the fun before the trek begins next Monday!... https://www.noroads.com.au/general-infor//virtually-kokoda

12.01.2022 Our awesome friends at Keen have come onboard with us for Virtually Kokoda and will be providing three lucky people with brand new hiking boots Youll have to join to find out how you can win one of these awesome prizes! https://www.noroads.com.au/general-infor//virtually-kokoda

12.01.2022 Moments like this are what make travel so spectacular. Taking the time to appreciate nature, and to take some you time. We will be back in nature soon, doing what we do best :)

10.01.2022 We are SO excited to let you know that weekend training walks are back This is so important to us because it means: Victoria is open up again We get to connect with our awesome guests again (we have missed you)... We can train and get fit together Life is returning to some sort of normality Click on the link to see what walks are available, there will be more added over the coming weeks so watch this space https://www.noroads.com.au/upcoming-events-at-no-roads

10.01.2022 These pictures of the Grampians from the State Library of Victoria showing us that humans are fundamentally always the same, just our clothes and hairstyles change

10.01.2022 Do we have any No Roads scouts out there? We had a guest get in touch who wanted some help identifying this scouts badge he was given. He was told at the time it was quite rare and has not been able to find out much about it.

09.01.2022 The top image is the way we imagine most ships sailed to Australia from the UK in the 19th Century. However many chose the bottom image, well away from the African continent, via the Southern Ocean and most never saw land for months. If the navigators sextant was out by 1 second at Greenwich, by the time they reached Tasmania their course could be out by as much as 50 kilometers. That is one reason why so many ship sunk off the coast of the Victoria giving it the moniker "Shipwreck Coast". Part of the incredible history of the Great Ocean Walk. For more information about our 6 day trek go to https://www.noroads.com.au/expediti/detail/great-ocean-walk

09.01.2022 What an incredible project by the No Roads Foundation and the people of Sogeri at the end (or start) of the Kokoda Track. Well done DFAT and Terrance David No Roads manager. So proud!

09.01.2022 More information to follow

08.01.2022 It has been a very long and locked down winter! Very happy to welcome September with its blooming flowers and the little ducklings waddling about (maybe not so much the swooping magpies )

07.01.2022 The Dusky Track in New Zealand is not for the faint-hearted, but the rewards are plentiful for those who are willing and able to take it on. https://www.australiangeographic.com.au//trekking-the-dus/

07.01.2022 Virtually Kokoda begins tomorrow This is your last chance to sign up and join in the fun. The first challenge will be issued tonight around 7pm, which you wont want to miss.... Dont forget that there are fantastic prizes up for grabs. A wonderful opportunity to learn about Kokoda, make some new friends and get to know the No Roads community https://www.noroads.com.au/general-infor//virtually-kokoda

07.01.2022 Autumn has come to Europe and the light is starting to dim on a summer no one will ever forget. Verona, one of Italys most romantic towns moves from a bustling summer destination to a more intimate affair, where dining moves indoors and people prepare for the winter. While all this is happening we are sure some of you would love to be there right now.

05.01.2022 That special moment when you arrive at Owers Corner and Jack is waiting for you with an SP and a BBQ!

05.01.2022 Anyone for jellyfish meditation? https://www.melbourneaquarium.com.au/exp/marine-mindfulness

04.01.2022 Are you trying to find a Christmas gift for someone in your life who loves travel Check out our gift shop for unique maps, t-shirts, and caps! No Roads even have gift vouchers that make the perfect present for an adventurer ... https://no-roads.square.site/

04.01.2022 Great to see Black Friday bookings coming through for our local getaways If you are considering a getaway with us, today is the day to book! $150 off all tours and $0 deposit! No risk and plenty of rewards ... Valid until 11:59pm tonight! The discount code is BF2020! Call the No Roads office for more information https://www.noroads.com.au/weekend-escapes

04.01.2022 This is your final roll call to be a part of Virtually Kokoda. There are already nearly 500 trekkers taking part in this unique virtual trekking experience! With great prizes up for grabs and fun daily challenges, there is no reason not to join this free trek.... Click on the below link to join before the first challenge is announced at 7pm tonight. https://www.noroads.com.au/general-infor//virtually-kokoda

04.01.2022 A lot of our past trekkers have been asking about how our local team is going during Covid. Thanks to the generous donations from everyone we managed to raise over $13,000 for the locals along the Kokoda Track. Thank you to the Kokoda Tour Operators Association for organising this very important fundraiser. The money is being handed out to the people who need it most.

03.01.2022 An incredible story on the worlds longest kayaking adventure https://www.vanityfair.com//from-nazi-germany-to-australia

03.01.2022 When one of our guests, Prasad, was stuck in Nepal as borders started to close it was all hands on deck to get him home https://www.atas.com.au//covid19-and-a-bucketlist-visit-to

03.01.2022 Nepal opens to trekkers and mountaineers on the 17th October. Great news for our friends in Nepal!

01.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day to all the incredible dads out there, you are all superman in your childs eyes If you are missing your dad today, or if you are a dad and unable to see your kids today be extra kind to yourself We would love to see your pictures of you trekking with your dad or with your kids, or even how you are spending your Fathers Day today!

01.01.2022 Next year we'll be climbing to great new heights... You coming along? https://www.noroads.com.au/expeditions/detail/truly-tasmania

01.01.2022 'It is important to do your research and to understand why companies charge different prices for Kokoda Treks. Having great food and ethical practices can be more expensive. Check-in with yourself to find out what your priorities are when you travel and ask the above questions accordingly' https://www.noroads.com.au//9-questions-you-should-ask-you