The Penstock Trail is a great spot if you’re looking for a laid-back hike with nice views. It’s only a 2-mile round-trip and relatively flat, so it’s perfect for families or anyone who wants an easy walk. The trail follows the Wenatchee River and crosses an old bridge that used to be part of a pipeline. As you walk, you'll get some great views of the river and surrounding forest, with a few peaceful spots to sit and enjoy the scenery.

Just outside Bilbao, in Biscay, the Vizcaya Bridge (Puente Bizkaia) — also called Puente Colgante or the Hanging Bridge — is the world’s oldest transporter bridge, completed in 1893. It connects Portugalete and Las Arenas (Getxo) across the Nervión River and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006. You can cross either by the gondola, which carries vehicles and passengers in about 90 seconds, or on the pedestrian walkway, accessed via lifts in the towers. The bridge stands 45 m high and 160 m long, and its iron-and-steel design was a milestone of industrial-age engineering.

Tin Can Bay is a lovely town with only 2,000 inhabitants. It is a great holiday destination for all nature fans. For a truly unique experience, do not miss the opportunity to feed dolphins here between 7am and 11am. The dolphin feeding is regulated and closely monitored by the Queensland Government with a group of volunteers on site to ensure it is an enjoyable experience for both humans and dolphins. Make sure to read and follow all the rules.

The ski resort Idre Fjäll has 80 km of well prepared tracks for cross country skiing, 30 of which are illuminated. They all start from the ski stadium adjacent to Västbacken and offer beautiful landscapes. The trails leading to the lake Burusjön or the Städien and the Nipfjället mountains are especially scenic. To ski you'll need a trail pass that you can get at Idre's tourist office, at Idre Fjäll reception and at some local businesses. Private lessons are also available for beginners.