Tanjung Piai National Park

This park is also popularly known as “The Southernmost Tip of Mainland Asia”. It just means that if you want to know where the southernmost part of Asia is, it is located here. There is a structure built near the coast for you to take a photo as a momento that you have been here.

There are benches for you to sit and rest. It can be windy during certain time of the day. Do not expect this place to be as nice as other beaches as the water is muddy and dead trees are floating on certain stretch of the sea.

Langs Gudenåen har pramdragernes fodspor slidt en sti fra Randers til Silkeborg.

I mange hundrede år var Gudenåen den vigtigste transportvej fra Randers til det indre Jylland. Transporten foregik med fladbundede pramme, såkaldte kåge.

Mod strømmen på vejen ind i Jylland blev kågene trukket af lejemænd eller heste, der gik ved bredden. Med strømmen hjalp vandet og vinden transporten af sted. For at styre kågen og give ekstra fart brugte pramkarlene lange stager.

This trail is set on an abandoned railway bed which has been converted to an off road hard pack trail in 1996. The route sits upon what is traditionally Haudenosaunee land and was developed in 1894 by the old Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Railway (TH&B) which operated until it was abandoned in 1988, after a landslide. 

The old railway line from Waterford City to Dungarvan is a spectacular 46km running, off-road cycling and walking trail which travels through time and nature across eleven bridges, three impressive viaducts and a long atmospheric tunnel all the way from the River Suir to Dungarvan Bay. Along this route in Ireland’s Ancient East is the site of a 9th century Viking settlement; the world renowned ornamental gardens at Mount Congreve; Waterford & Suir Valley narrow gauge heritage railway; former woollen mills and railway stations; and beautiful landscapes along the River Suir, Comeragh Moun