| | This could go on, but I will hopefully add more to this: - Longest flight – SYD IATA - ZRH IATA (40 hours, inclusive of layover)
- Closest to equator –
Sentosa, Singapore (≈1°) - Highest point in elevation –
Yosemite National Park or Westland Tai Poutini National Park (> 3,100 metres) - Lowest point in elevation (land) –
Badwater Basin, Death Valley (-87 metres) - Lowest point in elevation (including subsea tunnels) –
Oslofjord Tunnel, Oslo (-134 metres)* - Longest (singular) train ride – Brisbane - Sydney (15 hours, including delays)
- Longest coach ride (day) – Bairnsdale–Canberra via Bombala, then onwards to Sydney (10 hours 20 min, not inclusive of transfer time)
- Longest coach ride (night) – Melbourne-Sydney (11 hours)
- Longest bus ride – Newcastle – Dungog return (4 hr 15 min)
- Longest journey by bike – Sydney CBD - Parramatta (60+ kilometres)
- Longest trail by foot (timewise) – multiple trails, some of which are private (45 km, 4 days)
- Longest distance on unsealed roads – 253 km (Mungo National Park)
- Highest temperature – 49 °C (120 °F) (Baker)
- Lowest temperature – −9 °C (16 °F) (Berlin and Poznan)
- Fastest overland – 321 km/h (199 mph) on Renfe's Barcelona–Madrid HSR route
*I've been in many subsea Norwegian road tunnels, but cannot find the depth for all tunnels that I've visited |