The route goes from Horsens Train Station to Fredericia Trainstation following the coastline. Stick to the costline or nearby trail - max 25 meters inland. Stay away from the dangerous slopes and stay at beach - which also means entering the water.
The route is very challenging in winter time due to a lot of time in the water - and we cannot recommend doing it alone.
From Vejle - around Ibæk the route also goes a little more inland than 25 meters. 
Follow the trails, and the GPS.

Descending to woodland, there is then a road stretch to cross water meadows and the River Cray to reach old St Paul's Cray village with a distinctive church. Then rising into St Paul's Cray park there are views to the distant Dartford bridge over the Thames. After a further pavement section, Scadbury Park nature reserve is traversed on the London LOOP to return. One of the Bromley Circular Walks, several of which can be linked to make a much longer route.

Gunung Pulai is a 654 meter high hill near the city of Johor Bahru. Although “Gunung” means “mountain or Mt.” in Malay, it is technically not high enough to be regarded as a mountain.

You will need to park your car at the start of the5 km road that leads all the way to the summit (on which sits some telecommunication towers), and proceed on foot. A few hundred meters in, the road splits into two, one going up to the peak, and one going down to the picnic/waterfall area, and you will see the archway to the now defunct recreational forest.