Bike through picturesque landscapes and diverse terrain
Cycling routes from Opprebais
Opprebais, located in the Province of Brabant Wallon in Belgium, offers diverse cycling routes through charming rural landscapes. The locality presents a pleasing mix of flat stretches and rolling hills, enticing both road and gravel cyclists. Cyclists can admire the beauty of the surroundings while enjoying the comfort of well-maintained roads. Notable cycling climbs like the Côte de Dion-Valmont and the Côte de Glabais are within proximity, offering challenging options for riders. Opprebais provides a delightful cycling experience blending natural splendor with varying route difficulties.
Opprebais - Walhain Loop
Cycle through scenic countryside vineyards and farmland
Explore the natural beauty of Brabant Wallon with this road cycling route starting near Opprebais. The 86-kilometer loop features lush green landscapes, charming villages, and vineyards. With an ascent of 541 meters, it presents a moderate challenge for well-trained amateur cyclists. The epicness of the route is rated at 3 out of 5, offering a rewarding experience without extreme difficulty. Highlights along the way include Walhain, a village known for its picturesque setting amidst vineyards, and Moulin Gustot, a historic windmill offering stunning 360-degree views of the surrounding countryside. Other notable stops include Quatre-Bras de Baisy-Thy, which is famous for its traditional rural architecture, and Maransart, a tranquil village surrounded by beautiful meadows and fields.
A challenging road route visiting historical landmarks
This road cycling route from Opprebais takes you on an adventurous journey through Nil-Saint-Vincent-Saint-Martin, Lasne, Waterloo, Woluwe-Saint-Pierre - Sint-Pieters-Woluwe, Sint-Agatha-Rode, and back to Opprebais. Covering a distance of 100 kilometers with an elevation gain of 831 meters, this route offers a combination of flat stretches and challenging climbs. The highlights along the route include the historical village of Nil-Saint-Vincent-Saint-Martin with its well-preserved buildings and the iconic town of Waterloo, famous for the battle that took place there. Overall, this road route is of moderate to high difficulty and provides a memorable experience for cyclists interested in exploring Belgium's historical landmarks.
A scenic road route passing through historical villages
This road cycling route starting from Opprebais takes you through the picturesque villages of Liernu, Franière, Villeret, Nil-Saint-Vincent-Saint-Martin, and Moulin Gustot. With a total distance of 80 kilometers and an ascent of 485 meters, this route offers a mix of flat stretches and gentle climbs. The highlights along the route include the beautiful village of Liernu with its charming architecture and the historic Moulin Gustot. Overall, this route is of moderate difficulty suitable for well-trained amateurs.
Opprebais - Jodoigne Loop
Marvel at picturesque landscapes and architectural gems
Embark on a picturesque road cycling adventure with this 41-kilometer route starting near Opprebais. The loop takes you through scenic landscapes, charming villages, and architectural wonders. With an ascent of 253 meters, it presents a moderate challenge suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. The difficulty level is rated at 3 out of 5, offering a satisfying cycling experience without extreme intensity. The epicness of the route is 3 out of 5, providing a balance between breathtaking scenery and enjoyable roads. Highlights along the route include Jodoigne, a historical town known for its beautiful architecture and vibrant atmosphere, and Orp-Jauche, characterized by its charming streets and traditional buildings. Other notable stops include Autre-Église, offering picturesque views of beautiful Belgian countryside, and Wastines, a small village with a rich history and a relaxed ambiance.
Embark on an adventurous gravel ride through the countryside
Experience the thrill of gravel cycling with this 46-kilometer route starting near Opprebais. The loop takes you through idyllic rural landscapes and charming villages. With an ascent of 245 meters, this gravel route presents an accessible challenge for gravel enthusiasts. The difficulty level is rated at 2 out of 5, making it suitable for experienced beginners. The epicness factor is 2 out of 5, providing a rewarding cycling experience without extreme intensity. Highlights along the route include Jauchelette, a quaint village known for its historic buildings and peaceful atmosphere, and Franquenée, offering scenic views of the surrounding farmland. Other notable stops include Longchamps, an enchanting hamlet nestled among rolling hills, and Perwez, a thriving town with a vibrant local culture.
An adventurous gravel route through rural landscapes
Embark on a thrilling gravel cycling adventure from Opprebais exploring the rustic beauty of Jauchelette, Manoir Melchior Hardy, Burdinne, Hemptinne, and Glimes. This 63-kilometer route features rolling terrain and scenic countryside views. With a moderate ascent of 359 meters, it is suitable for gravel enthusiasts of intermediate skill level. The highlights along the route include the charming village of Jauchelette with its quaint streets and the historic Manoir Melchior Hardy. Overall, this gravel route offers an enjoyable off-road experience, perfect for those seeking an adventure outside the urban environment.
A gravel route exploring rural landscapes and historic villages
Take on this gravel cycling route starting from Opprebais and explore the scenic beauty of Jauchelette, Avernas-le-Bauduin, Burdinne, Hemptinne, and Glimes. With a total distance of 72 kilometers and an elevation gain of 428 meters, this route offers a mix of challenging climbs and countryside views. The highlights along the route include the historic village of Jauchelette with its charming Flemish architecture and the picturesque village of Avernas-le-Bauduin. Overall, this gravel route provides a rewarding cycling experience, combining natural landscapes with cultural heritage.
A scenic gravel route exploring historical landmarks
Embark on this 49-kilometer gravel cycling route from Opprebais, passing by the notable Chapelle du Dieu Aimant, Wavre, Archennes, and back to Opprebais. With an ascent of 364 meters, this route provides a perfect balance between gravel adventure and cultural exploration. The highlights along the route include the charming Chapelle du Dieu Aimant, known for its spiritual atmosphere, and the historic town of Wavre. Overall, this gravel route offers a manageable challenge suitable for intermediate gravel riders and allows for the discovery of cultural landmarks dotted along the way.
Opprebais - Wastines Loop
Cycle through picturesque villages and enjoy scenic views
This round-trip cycling route starting near Opprebais takes you through beautiful countryside and charming villages. With a total distance of 69 kilometers and an ascent of 445 meters, this road route offers a moderate challenge for well-trained amateur cyclists. The epicness of the route is rated at 3 out of 5, providing a satisfying cycling experience without extreme difficulty. Highlights along the route include Wastines, a small village with historical architecture, and Moulin Gustot, an old windmill with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Other notable stops include Marchovelette, known for its beautiful gardens, and Point de vue du Feu de Bouge, a breathtaking viewpoint overlooking the area.
Discover the tranquil beauty of gravel cycling routes
Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Brabant Wallon with this 44-kilometer gravel cycling route starting near Opprebais. The loop takes you through scenic landscapes, charming villages, and peaceful forests. With an ascent of 192 meters, it offers a gentle challenge suitable for all skill levels. The difficulty level is rated at 1 out of 5, making it perfect for beginners and those looking for a leisurely ride surrounded by beauty. The epicness of the route is 2 out of 5, providing a pleasant and enjoyable experience. Highlights along the route include Thorembais-Saint-Trond, a picturesque village known for its tranquility and beautiful scenery, and Incourt, offering opportunities to explore a serene forested area.
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