Milky Way Path, Hooghalen Drenthe, NL
This family path goes past the former camp Westerbork, the Hingsteveen and the radio observatory. This walk through the Heart of Drenthe is accessible with a wheelchair and walker.
Planet trail Noordikslaan Almelo, NL
Do you already know the Planet Path? In the district of Het Rosarium, along the Noordikslaan, there are posts that show the distance to scale between the planets in our solar system. http://aavisie.nl/nieuws/info/28814/Lente+in+Almelo+3%3B+Wandelen+langs+de+planeten/ https://astrona.nl/planetenpad/
Planet trail Nijverdal, NL
This is an attractive walking route to go from the center of Nijverdal to the Observatory Hellendoorn or vice versa. Along the way are a number of informative tiles with the planets of the solar system but also comets, for
The Planet Path (Planetstien), Horsens, Denmark
Hop on the bike or enjoy a walk on The Planet Path in the scenic area along Horsens Fjord and experience the solar system unfold on the 3 kilometres from Høegh Guldbergs Gade to The Fishing House
Planet trail Archel, Limburg, Belgium
It was a first: Noorderkroon-Achel was the very first Belgian association to come up with a real planet path. Everything neatly calculated and plotted to scale
The Trail of the Planets, St-Luc, Swiss
The Path of the Planets starts at the bottom of the Astronomical Observatory and is located at an altitude of 2200 to 2500m, opposite the Valais Alps
Ontdek / Planetenpad Beisbroek, België
In the beautiful Beisbroek domain, which is located around the Cozmix visitor center, you can take a walk through a scale model of the solar system
Planetenpad Kattevennen, Genk, België
The planet path is a 1.4 km long walk through the wooded Kattevennen
Planet Trail – Hike from Uetliberg to Felsenegg, Zurich, Swiss
This easy 2-hour hike on an elevated trail is suitable for the whole family
Sagan Planet Walk, Ithaka, NY, USA
Take an out-of-this-world visit along the Sagan Planet Walk! This 1,200 meters long (3/4-mile), 1:5 billion, scale model of our solar system was built by the Sciencenter in 1997 as a memorial to Ithaca resident and astronomer Carl Sagan