Picturesque Road Cycling Route from Anderlues to Haine-Saint-Paul

A road cycling route starting from Anderlues

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Enjoy the picturesque landscapes of Anderlues on this road cycling route, passing through charming villages and historic landmarks.

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Get ready for a scenic adventure as you pedal through the picturesque landscapes of Anderlues and its surroundings. This 84km road cycling route offers a total ascent of 730m and provides a moderate challenge for cyclists of all levels. Start your journey in Anderlues and make your way to Haine-Saint-Paul, passing through Mignault, a village adorned with beautiful traditional houses. Don't miss the chance to admire the terril, an artificial hill created by mining activities, and the amazing views from the Bonhomme de fer - Repère géodésique. As you continue, the route takes you through Oisquercq, known for its charming rural landscapes and traditional architecture. Cycle through Nivelles with its historic city center, and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of Gouy-lez-Piéton before returning to Anderlues.

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84 km

730 m

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Start: Anderlues City center

Anderlues: Cycling adventures in Anderlues

Anderlues in Hainaut province, Belgium, offers a diverse array of cycling opportunities. The region boasts picturesque countryside, charming villages, and a variety of routes suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. Cyclists visiting Anderlues can enjoy peaceful rides along quiet country roads or take on challenging climbs in the nearby Ardennes region. Additionally, the iconic Muur van Geraardsbergen is within cycling distance, attracting both amateur and professional riders. With its mix of scenic landscapes and cycling-friendly infrastructure, Anderlues is an appealing destination for cyclists.

11 km

Haine-Saint-PaulVillage

Haine-Saint-Paul is a picturesque village known for its charming streets, tranquil atmosphere, and lovely views of the surrounding countryside.

14 km

Terril153 mPeak

Terril is an artificial hill created by mining activities, offering a unique landscape and a glimpse into the region's industrial past.

22 km

MignaultVillage

Mignault features traditional houses built with local stone, preserving the village's architectural heritage and rural charm.

30 km

Bonhomme de fer - Repère géodésique144 mPeak

Bonhomme de fer - Repère géodésique is a geodesic reference point located on a picturesque hill, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

44 km

OisquercqVillage

Oisquercq is a small village renowned for its rural beauty, with rolling fields, peaceful surroundings, and picturesque traditional houses.