Planet trail Terfens, Swarz, Austria
The solar system – artfully depicted – can now be explored on a leisurely hike through the Terfner valley forest, the Forchat.
in Utrecht
The solar system – artfully depicted – can now be explored on a leisurely hike through the Terfner valley forest, the Forchat.
On the planet trail the planetary system was reconstructed to scale between Freistadt and the observatory Sandl.
The observatory in Sandl is one of the 14 stations of the Solar Flare Watch Program of NASA.
Scaled at 1:1 billion, this unique trail (longest on the West Coast, and the only one in Oregon) is a great way to enjoy the outdoors while exploring our solar system.
A promenade leads from Selva/Wolkenstein to St. Christina and on to Ortisei/St. Ulrich along the disused track of the former Val Gardena railway. Of course the walk can be undertaken in both directions and the path is kept well groomed in winter.
Start your scale-model journey from the sculpture of the Sun in David Goudy Science Park.
Here is a walk you could lead along our Planet Path.
Our Planet Path is a scale model of the Solar System.
Sightseeing around Lake Geneva (France/Switzerland)
On the Planet Trail the distances in our solar system are mapped on a scale of 1:1 billion, with all of the planets re-created as scale models.
Navigate the solar system from the sun to the outer planets by
following the bike and walking trail on the City of Port Phillip’s
foreshore.
This scale model of the Solar System is spread out along 6.4 miles of the old East Coast main-line railway.