This combined Silver/Gold Training & Practice event is an overnight trip, with the main focus being development of skills to prepare you for your upcoming Qualifying Journey. You can expect these days to be active, engaging and hands on!

Our experienced instructors will make use of teaching and learning opportunities throughout the trip, and the curriculum will be flexible depending on the needs of the group. We will focus on the specific areas where you need to upskill. At the end of the trip, your instructor will give you a personalized report so you know what to focus on in your further Qualifying Journey preparation.

This is a 2 day and 1 night tramping and camping event with 7 hours (8 hours for gold) of activity per day. You will need to carry all your own clothing, food, gear, tent, etc.

You must plan and bring your own food. We will send a menu ideas document to help you plan.

Free transport is provided from our base in Avondale.

Important: You must have completed the Bronze level Award before undertaking this journey. If you are a Silver or Gold Direct Entrant, please email [email protected] before continuing with your booking.

Risks 

We offer a range of outdoor experiences, each of which involves inherent risks. To help you make an informed decision about participation, we provide details of the specific serious risks associated with each activity. Please take a moment to review the Serious Risk Disclosure for your chosen activity, as understanding these risks helps keep both you and the group safe. 

This Silver Qualifying Journey is a three-day expedition that lets you apply the skills and knowledge you developed during your Training and Practice. Throughout the journey, your group will walk, plan your route, make navigation decisions, and manage camp life together, developing confidence, teamwork, and problem-solving skills in real expedition conditions.

Your instructor will provide guidance and ensure safety, but the focus is on giving your group the independence to make decisions, overcome challenges, and work collaboratively. This journey is a rewarding way to experience the outdoors, test your skills, and grow in resilience and self-reliance! By the end, you’ll have completed a memorable, self-driven expedition and gained confidence for future adventures.

This is a 3 day and 2 night tramping and camping event with 7 hours of activity per day. You will need to carry all your own clothing, food, gear, tent, etc.

You must plan and bring your own food. We will send a menu ideas document to help you plan.

Free transport is provided from our base in Avondale.

Important: You must have completed a Silver Training & Practice Journey before undertaking this journey.

Risks 

We offer a range of outdoor experiences, each of which involves inherent risks. To help you make an informed decision about participation, we provide details of the specific serious risks associated with each activity. Please take a moment to review the Serious Risk Disclosure for your chosen activity, as understanding these risks helps keep both you and the group safe. 

This Silver Qualifying Journey on Great Barrier Island is a unique three-day expedition that lets you apply the skills and knowledge you developed during your Training and Practice. Throughout the journey, your group will walk, plan your route, make navigation decisions, and manage camp life together, developing confidence, teamwork, and problem-solving skills in real expedition conditions. You will also stay in huts for both nights of this trip!

Your AdventureWorks instructor will be there to support you and offer guidance but as much as possible you and your group will be independent in navigating, making decisions and managing yourselves. You will stay in huts for both nights of this trip. 

This is a 3 day and 2 night tramping and camping event with 7 hours of activity per day. You will need to carry all your own clothing, food, gear, etc.

You must plan and bring your own food. We will send a menu ideas document to help you plan.

Drop off/pick up will be from the Sealink Ferry Terminal on Hamer Street in the CBD. 

Important: You must have completed a Silver Training & Practice Journey before undertaking this journey.

Risks 

We offer a range of outdoor experiences, each of which involves inherent risks. To help you make an informed decision about participation, we provide details of the specific serious risks associated with each activity. Please take a moment to review the Serious Risk Disclosure for your chosen activity, as understanding these risks helps keep both you and the group safe.