PREVIOUS adventure ChallengeS

14 Dulux Accredited Painters took on the breathtaking 3 Capes Track in support of young people and mental health. From start to finish, this group showed up with heart, positivity, connection and an incredible sense of community.
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The challenge wasn’t just about the kilometres covered or the funds raised. It was also about creating space for Dulux Accredited Painters from across the country to connect, share experiences, strengthen relationships and be part of something bigger than themselves.
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Experiences like this are such a powerful reminder of what can happen when people come together for a greater purpose.
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Infinite Possibilities! 

The incredible team from Carlisle Homes and their inspiring supplier community took on our ‘Wild West’ challenge pushing through 100km of hiking, abseiling, canoeing, caving and swimming. Every step tested their limits, and every moment brought them closer together.
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Together, this amazing group raised a phenomenal $250,000 to support young people building resilience, confidence and stronger mental wellbeing.

This challenge was powered by a shared belief: that every young person deserves the opportunity to thrive and that real change happens when a community comes together.

Our incredible partners, the Cotton On Foundation, recently gifted 10 of their award-winning team members the experience of a lifetime—conquering New Zealand’s newest Great Walk, the Hump Ridge Track.

Over 3 days and 2 nights, the team tackled over 3,000 steps and 60 kilometres through pristine wilderness. Along the way, they uncovered new potential, forged lasting connections, and built unique team bonds that will carry well beyond the trail.

The coastal landscape of Freycinet National Park is strikingly diverse – around one corner, you'll find rugged rocky coves and surging surf; around the next, calm, sheltered bays and pristine sandy beaches. Throughout your journey, the Hazards – a dramatic granite mountain range rising from the turquoise waters – provide a breathtaking backdrop that never strays far from view. The Carlisle Homes team experienced all of this natural beauty during their 4th Adventure Challenge.

The Elders Minerva team embarked on an unforgettable LifeChanger Leadership Challenge, immersing themselves in a transformative 2-night, 3-day experience in the stunning Victorian Highlands. Against the breathtaking backdrop of Bright, participants engaged in dynamic leadership activities, personal growth challenges, and meaningful team-building opportunities, strengthening their individual and collective potential.

Maria Island is a mountainous island in the Tasman Sea, off the east coast of Tasmania. The entire island is a national park and native wildlife sanctuary surrounded by peaceful bays and rugged cliff faces. Steeped in history, Maria Island is Australia's most preserved and intact example of convict life. This is Carlisle Homes 3rd Adventure Challenge. 

World Heritage listed Lord Howe Island is known for its outstanding natural beauty, amazing geology and rare collection of birds, plants and marine life, alongside its pristine beaches, a challenge worth exploring. We thank our partners for joining us on this jam packed awe-inspiring week.

Carlisle Homes Managing Director, John Doulgeridis, Rob Tait, and ten amazing leaders of the Carlisle Homes supply and partner network embarked on a life-changing '7 Peaks, 7 Seas' Challenge.  Early starts, long days hiking, facing water-based challenges and time spent exploring the heritage listed paradise that is Lord Howe... they raised awareness and $200,000 of funds to help LifeChanger Foundation tackle the youth mental health crisis head on!

Located in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage area, the Walls of Jerusalem’s stunning alpine landscape is continuously changing from dolerite peaks, highland lakes, craggy mountains and beautiful pencil pine forest.  The second Carlisle Homes trek undertaken.

World Heritage listed Lord Howe Island is known for its outstanding natural beauty, amazing geology and rare collection of birds, plants and marine life, alongside its pristine beaches, a challenge worth exploring.

Located in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage area, the Walls of Jerusalem’s stunning alpine landscape is continuously changing from dolerite peaks, highland lakes, craggy mountains and beautiful pencil pine forest.  The first Carlisle Homes trek undertaken.

The exhilarating and life-changing journey is 65 km long, begins at the iconic Cradle Mountain and ends at Australia’s deepest lake - Lake St Clair showcasing carved valleys, ancient rainforests, cascading waterfalls and mountain summits.

With soaring mountain peaks, huge valleys, waterfalls, incredible forests,  jewel-like lakes, and some of New Zealand’s rarest birdlife, Routeburn Track showcases some of the best scenery of the South Island.

Lord Howe Island is just paradise - world heritage listed natural surroundings characterised by sandy beaches, subtropical forests and clear waters.

The Larapinta trail harbours many Aboriginal sacred sites between Alice Springs to Mount Sonder including Simpsons Gap and Ellery Creek Big Hole, trekking along the spine of the Western MacDonnell Ranges - 11km of dust and desert.

The Cape to Cape track is the longest coastal walk in all of Australia and traverses 135km from the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse to the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, across beaches and granite clifftops with spectacular views.

First LifeChanger Challenge helping raise awareness and funds in support of LifeChanger, commencing at Melaleuca and ending at Cockle Creek across 89km of beaches, rocky headlands and mountain ranges.