The Green Valleys of Thulin

A gravel cycling route starting from Thulin

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Embark on a challenging gravel adventure through Thulin's green valleys

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Map miniature of "The Green Valleys of Thulin" cycling inspiration in Prov. Hainaut, Belgium. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Explore Thulin's stunning green valleys and challenging gravel trails on this epic route. Highlights include the village of Baudour at 12 km, the Château d'Havré at 30 km, and the picturesque town of Estinnes-au-Val at 40 km.

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93 km

453 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Thulin Village center

Thulin: Diverse routes and accessibility in Thulin

Thulin is a locality in the Province of Hainuat in Belgium. The area surrounding Thulin offers diverse cycling routes, suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. The region features a mix of flat roads and rolling hills, making it suitable for cyclists of varying abilities. Cyclists can enjoy riding through the countryside, passing by quaint villages and picturesque farmlands. Notable cycling spots in the vicinity include the Ronde Van Vlaanderen route, which passes through popular cycling destinations in Belgium. With its varied terrain and accessibility, Thulin offers a pleasant cycling experience for riders.

12 km

BaudourVillage

Discover the charming village of Baudour with its beautiful old buildings and peaceful atmosphere.

30 km

Château d'HavréCastle

Marvel at the magnificent Château d'Havré, an impressive 17th-century castle surrounded by beautiful gardens and parks.

40 km

Estinnes-au-ValVillage

Explore the idyllic town of Estinnes-au-Val, known for its rich history and charming architecture.

59 km

Croix-lez-RouveroyVillage

Admire the scenic beauty of Croix-lez-Rouveroy, a small village surrounded by rolling hills and picturesque landscapes.

78 km

Sars-la-BruyèreVillage

Visit Sars-la-Bruyère, a traditional Belgian village with beautiful countryside and rustic charm.

85 km

Le Sauwartan (Terril)162 mPeak

Take in the breathtaking view from the Le Sauwartan (Terril), a man-made hill made of coal mining waste that offers panoramic vistas of the surrounding area.