website: Slovak Republic Railways | Wikipedia | Vlaky Owner of the abandoned railway: Slovak Republic Railways (Železnice Slovenskej republiky) gpx file: download The majority of the railway passes fields and a flat area of the country. Besides Nitrianske Pravno and Prievidza, it crossed only two other municipalities with stations in Nedožery any Pravenec. There is …
website: Meinbezirk | Heute | OTS Owner of the abandoned railway: State of Lower Austria gpx file: download The potential greenway with a total distance of around 15 kilometers along the former railway line. The villages of Palterndorf, Dobermannsdorf, Gösting, Zistersdorf, Eichhorn, Loidesthal, Blumenthal, Windisch-Baumgarten, Großinzersdorf and Gaiselberg will be integrated into the cycle path …
website: Wikipedia | Other links Owner of the abandoned railway: The Lower Austrian Southwest Railways (NÖSWB) gpx file: download The railway line called “Weissenbach-Hainfeld” was opened in 1877 and was part of the Lower Austrian Southwest Railways (NÖSWB). It was almost 25 km long and was a single-track line with 3 intermediate stations, Altenmarkt-Thenneberg, Kaumberg, …
website: Viaverdes Owner/holder of the abandoned railway: ADIF (Administrador de Infraestructuras Ferroviarias) gpx file: download The route follows an old railway at the gates of the big city of Madrid that extends along a pleasant landscape of cultivated fields. The itinerary goes through the villages of Navalcarnero and Villamanta. Intermodality: Regional trains from Móstoles to …