In the South West of The Peak District can be found the most dramatic natural Gritstone scenery, not just edges but gorges above rivers, cascades in rivers and unique fauna such as the Staffordshire Wallaby or flora such as the Mountain Pansy.

The name "Perhentian" means "stopping point" in Malay, referring to the islands' traditional role as a waypoint for traders between Bangkok and Malaysia. The islands were sparsely inhabited by fishermen for centuries, although tourism now accounts for most economic activity.

The Kanawha Trace is a 32-mile foot trail running from Barboursville, WV, at the confluence of Mud and Guyandotte Rivers, to Frazier's Bottom, WV on the Kanawha River. The trail was opened in 1962 and is maintained by local volunteers and the Boy Scouts. With the exception of public roads, the trail is located in its entirety on private property. Without the cooperation of these land owners there would be no Kanawha Trace. When hiking the trail please respect the property and interests of these gracious people. Take caution around dogs.