Seda (Latvia)

In 2008, the status was unknown. The depot is northeast of the centre. There you can see old wagons and other equipment. If active, take a trip on a narrow-gauge train going to the peat marshes.

This is the hidden gem of Seda, and a dream for nature lovers. This former peat extraction occupies an area of ​​more than 10 km². There have been sluggish attempts to turn this huge swamp into an object of nature tourism; a pedestrian route has been laid, observation towers have been built, one of which is 2 km from Seda, at the coordinates indicated with this listing. The trail to the tower is a densely peat-strewn road and one is not equipped with signs. In a dry state it is passable for cars. Further on, you will most likely have to walk. In general, this area is almost completely untouched by the man, but Estonian bogs are perfect for tourists; at least when having GPS or a map.