Gilly to Châtelineau Gravel Route

A gravel cycling route starting from Chatelineau

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Ride through Gilly, Terril, Luttre, Houtain-le-Val Castle, Sart-Dames-Avelines, and the Arbre de la Bruyère

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Discover the charming Belgian province of Hainaut as you embark on this distinctive gravel route. Starting in Gilly, you'll be treated to a mix of beautiful landscapes, historic sites, and scenic views. The overall route is moderately challenging, making it suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists.

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59 km

447 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Châtelineau Village center

Châtelineau: Diverse cycling routes and vibrant cycling culture in Châtelineau.

Châtelineau is a locality in Hainaut, Belgium, offering diverse cycling opportunities for road and gravel cyclists. With its flat to rolling terrain, the region is suitable for cyclists of all levels. Châtelineau is known for its well-maintained cycling paths and scenic routes, making it a welcoming destination for bike enthusiasts. The area also boasts a rich cycling culture, with numerous cycling events and clubs. Additionally, Châtelineau is close to the iconic Wallonia region, famous for its challenging climbs and historic cycling routes. With its comfortable terrain and vibrant cycling scene, Châtelineau is a great choice for cyclists exploring Belgium.

3 km

GillyTown

At around 3 kilometers into the route, you'll pass through the charming town of Gilly, known for its historical architecture and picturesque streets.

9 km

Terril194 mPeak

As you approach Terril at the 9-kilometer mark, prepare yourself for a visually-stunning landscape. Terril, once a mining waste heap, has been transformed into a green hill with panoramic views.

18 km

LuttreVillage

Luttre, located at the 18-kilometer mark, is a small town with a rich history. Take a moment to explore the quaint streets and admire the traditional Belgian architecture.

29 km

Château de Houtain-le-ValCastle

The highlight of this route is the magnificent Château de Houtain-le-Val. Situated approximately 29 kilometers into the ride, this historic castle offers a glimpse into Belgium's past.

37 km

Sart-Dames-AvelinesVillage

At around the 37-kilometer mark, you'll pass through Sart-Dames-Avelines, a charming village with a beautiful abbey that dates back to the 13th century.

41 km

Arbre de la BruyèreViewpoint

As you continue the route, keep an eye out for the Arbre de la Bruyère. This impressive tree, located at the 41-kilometer mark, is estimated to be over 300 years old.

59 km

ChâtelineauVillage

Congratulations! You've reached Châtelineau, your starting and ending point for this gravel route. Châtelineau is a vibrant town with a rich industrial history and plenty of amenities for cyclists.