Simply travel out by train and walk back

Some routes are simply too far. A great compromise – travel out by train and then explore and enjoy the scenery by foot.

It's quicker on the way out, but more beautiful on the way back. Some routes are too long for you to have enough time and energy to walk both there and back. A great compromise – travel out by train and then explore and enjoy the scenery by foot.

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