Picturesque Countryside Loop

A road cycling route starting from Quenast

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Experience the beauty of the picturesque countryside on this road cycling route near Quenast.

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Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and unwind in the tranquility of the beautiful Belgian countryside. With a total ascent of 488 meters and a distance of 66 kilometers, this road cycling loop provides a perfect balance of scenic countryside roads and charming villages.

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66 km

488 m

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Start: Quenast Village center

Quenast: Cycling Paradise with Challenging Climbs

Quenast, located in Prov. Brabant Wallon, Belgium, is a must-visit locality for road and gravel cyclists. The region is known for its hilly terrain and challenging climbs, including the famous Mur de Huy. Cyclists can explore the picturesque landscapes and quiet countryside, enjoying the peacefulness of the area. Quenast is a hidden gem for cyclists seeking a mix of natural beauty and thrilling rides.

2 km

RebecqVillage

Rebecq is home to the historic Rebecq-Rognon Train Station, a well-preserved railway station that allows visitors to step back in time.

13 km

HorruesVillage

Cycling through Horrues, you'll pass by the majestic Horrues Castle, a medieval fortress perched on a hill overlooking lush green meadows.

23 km

FoulengVillage

Fouleng is a small village that offers cyclists scenic views of the surrounding farmland and quaint farmhouses.

38 km

OlligniesVillage

As you cycle through Ollignies, explore the Ollignies Abbey, an ancient monastery known for its beautiful architecture and peaceful atmosphere.

53 km

HerneVillage

The picturesque village of Herne is famous for its 13th-century church, Église Saint-Martin, featuring stunning stained glass windows.

62 km

BierghesVillage

Bierghes welcomes cyclists to the ruins of Bierghes Castle, offering a glimpse into the area's medieval history and an opportunity to enjoy scenic views of the surrounding countryside.