LifeTrail

15/10/2025

“Spending several days hiking with only a pack on our backs teaches us to be human, to love, to give, to thrive, to survive and to connect. In return, nature takes care of us.” – Didier

Didier Monot
LifeTrail
www.lifetrail.com.au
0410 756 065
Based in Denmark

15/10/2025

Hikefulness ™ - by LifeTrail

Realize that everything connects to everything else.” - Leonardo da Vinci

16/09/2025

I'm now in Denmark, what wonderful happy people in this special place to live and support others in my passion business.

The journey towards the best version of yourself.

LifeTrail has been operating since 2017, now a Denmark WA-based service provider, specialising in professional individual NDIS and self-funded mentoring, as well as licensed hiking services.

This small local business is committed to fostering independence, resilience, and self-confidence through its partnerships and affiliations with respected bodies such as the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), the Bibbulmun Track Foundation, and DBCA Parks and Wildlife.

LifeTrail stories

- 22 year old young man with ASD who has battled with his anxiety, employment was a real challenge, now lives independently and runs his own business as a Support Worker
- 21 yr old gender fluid ASD, with high anxiety, no income. Within 12 months, assisted them on to the DSP, regular independent volunteering, now studying their dream Art Certificate 3 course at TAFE.
- 62 year old man with early on-set Dementia, has hiked over 1000 km with me in 3 years.
- A group of nine 17 yr old Sydney girls wanted to complete their 7 day Duke Of Ed hike on the Bibbulmun Track, Didier made it happen, it was the best hike ever!

Check out our website! www.lifetrail.com.au and let's meet up for a coffee or a video call.

From September 2025, LifeTrail is relocating to Denmark, Western Australia. LifeTrail has been operating since 2017, specialising in professional individual NDIS and self-funded mentoring, as well as

10/08/2025

Since 2018, LifeTrail—previously known as Didier Walks—has been dedicated to guiding teenagers on multiday hikes as part of the Duke Of Edinburgh International Award program.

Our main goal has been to support and inspire participants by offering meaningful outdoor experiences committed to fostering independence, resilience, and self-confidence towards the best version of themselves.

During the July holidays, LifeTrail led two separate three-day hikes along the Helena Valley section of the renowned Bibbulmun Track.

These journeys provided an opportunity for Duke Of Edinburgh participants to challenge themselves and grow through adventure.

After completing their hike, participants such as Isabella and Meredith are required to submit personal reports to both myself and the Duke Of Edinburgh Award. I am very grateful they allowed me to share their reports with everyone.

These reflections offer valuable insights into their experiences and personal growth. Isabella and Meredith both 14, who are very close friends, took part in these hikes and shared their perspectives through personal, genuine, heartfelt reports.

This is Meredith's, a recent post shared Isabelle's experience.

I think you will agree, they are so beautifully written, I thought I had walked into a book shop.

Goal: To challenge myself physically and mentally by completing a 3-day, 2-night hike while building resilience, teamwork, and outdoor skills. I aim to stay positive, support my group, and develop confidence in navigating and camping in the natural environment

10/08/2025

Since 2018, LifeTrail—previously known as Didier Walks—has been dedicated to guiding teenagers on multiday hikes as part of the Duke Of Edinburgh International Award program.

Our main goal has been to support and inspire participants by offering meaningful outdoor experiences committed to fostering independence, resilience, and self-confidence towards the best version of themselves.

During the July holidays, LifeTrail led two separate three-day hikes along the Helena Valley section of the renowned Bibbulmun Track.

These journeys provided an opportunity for Duke Of Edinburgh participants to challenge themselves and grow through adventure.

After completing their hike, participants such as Isabella and Meredith are required to submit personal reports to both myself and the Duke Of Edinburgh Award. I am very grateful they allowed me to share their reports with everyone.

These reflections offer valuable insights into their experiences and personal growth. Isabella and Meredith, both 14 who are very close friends, took part in these hikes and shared their perspectives through personal, genuine, heartfelt reports.

This is Isabelle's, a future post will share Meredith's experience.

I think you will agree, they are so beautifully written, I thought I had walked into a book shop.

The hike was intense, strenuous and difficult. But I learnt so many new things including endurance, stamina and confidence. Prior to the hike, I was dreading the experience, worried about hygiene, weight of the backpack, sleeping comfort. Due to having never camped or hiked before, I was increasingl...

04/08/2025

Not long to go now, here we come Denmark 💚

Didier and LifeTrail are moving to Denmark, Western Australia from September 2025.

Since 2017, Didier has operated out of Perth, providing over 20 years of expertise in specialist mentoring and hiking services for individuals with disabilities and mental health conditions.

Additionally, as a licenced operator LifeTrail offers multiday hikes for teenagers, including those participating in the Duke of Edinburgh Award program.

www.lifetrail.com.au
hello@lifetrail.com.au
0410 756 065