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DCXP is owned and operated by Duncan Chessell (mountain guide, photographer and Everest summiter) from our HQ in Australia. We have staff and offices in Nepal for Himalayan operations and network partners in New Zealand, Europe and Africa. We also operate our OWN trips in South America, PNG and Antarctica! We offer a personalised operation, tailoring trips to suit your needs, offering some unique high quality trips that no one else does. Our strength is trekking & climbing expeditions, employing exceptional leaders and people dedicated to making your next journey with us one of many. What's your next adventure? take the first step with DCXP |
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let the trekking begin on Kokoda in 2008 |
Kokoda Seminar free in Adelaide breakfast and evenings details...
Himalayan Seminars free in Adelaide details...
Mt Vinson Traverse Exploratory details...
Exclusive opportunity Dec 2008
Lhotse 8511m Expedition NEW TRIP
underway!
With China in turmoil we have switched the Cho Oyu team to Xixa then when that closed we moved the team to Lhotse 8511m high peak in Nepal it is the worlds 4th highest peak and DCXP's first expedition to the Mountain. Led by Paul Rogers and Sonam Bhote as Sirdir it should be a cool trip, check the dispatches as they go!
Lhotse 8511m Expedition 2008- dispatches
Himalayan Five Peaks 100% climbers on all peaks
Tarn Pilkington just called in from Kathmandu, the team is back enjoying a wash, cold beer, and vehicle transport - no more walking for a change!
They deserve it as the team has reported all the climbers climbed all the mountains, an awesome effort by the team, support sherpas and guides. From the DCXP HQ a huge round of applause!!
See how they did .....dispatches
See our NEW Kokoda movie
News from PNG - Kokoda Track OPEN for 2008
We are very pleased to hear that local land owners have lifted their recent 'closure' of the Kokoda Track. Link to The Australian article.
DCXP's Director, Duncan Chessell, and PNG Operations Manager, Ben Taylor, recently met with village elders and the Chairmen of the Nauro landowners association who also assured us that the Kokoda was open to trekkers and would remain open. The mineral exploration lease has not been renewed by the PNG government, this is good news for the development for the local people of a long term eco-toursim trekking industry.
We look forward to a great trekking season, see you on the track!
