Challenging Hills and Quaint Villages

A road cycling route starting from Aubel

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A route that will test your climbing skills while taking you through picturesque Belgian villages.

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This route near Aubel in Liège province offers cyclists a challenging adventure with its steep ascents and stunning views. Starting from Aubel, the route takes you through the beautiful countryside, passing through several distinctive villages along the way. As you climb the hills, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking vistas of the surrounding landscape. The 139-kilometer distance and 2,224 meters of ascent make this route suitable for very well-trained amateur cyclists. Prepare yourself for a challenging but incredibly rewarding journey through the countryside of Prov. Liège.

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139 km

2224 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Aubel Village center

Aubel: Scenic rides and challenging climbs in the Ardennes region.

Aubel is a charming locality in the province of Liège, Belgium. Road and gravel cyclists will have plenty to explore in this area. The roads are smooth and well-maintained, making it a great place for both beginners and experienced cyclists. One popular cycling spot near Aubel is the “Route des Châteaux,” which takes you through the beautiful countryside and passes by several castles. Another highlight is the Amstel Gold Race route, which is a challenging climb in the nearby Ardennes region. Overall, Aubel offers a mix of scenic rides and challenging climbs, making it a great destination for cyclists of all levels.

2 km

Berg Clouse285 mPeak

Berg Clouse is a charming village with traditional Belgian architecture and a historic church. Take a moment to explore the town's quiet streets and soak in its ambiance.

6 km

Henri-ChapelleVillage

Henri-Chapelle is a small village known for its World War II cemetery, where fallen soldiers from different nationalities are laid to rest. It's a poignant spot that offers a moment of reflection.

15 km

MembachVillage

Located along the route, Membach is home to Fort Battice, an impressive fortification dating back to the 1930s. Explore its tunnels and learn about its fascinating history.

29 km

Baraque Michel674 mPeak

Baraque Michel is a famous cycling spot and a popular starting point for climbs in the region. The panoramic views from this point are truly breathtaking and worth the effort of the ascent.

42 km

BévercéVillage

Bévercé is a quaint village with traditional architecture and charming streets. Take a break here and enjoy a coffee at one of the local cafes.

44 km

Belvédère "La Tournante Roche"Viewpoint

Belvédère "La Tournante Roche" is a spectacular viewpoint overlooking the beautiful Belgian countryside. Stop here to catch your breath and marvel at the stunning natural surroundings.

58 km

Trois-PontsVillage

Trois-Ponts is a picturesque town known for its scenic location on the riverside. Enjoy a peaceful moment by the water before continuing your journey.

77 km

WerbomontVillage

Werbomont is a charming village with historical buildings and a tranquil atmosphere. Take a moment to explore its narrow streets and admire its architectural gems.

93 km

ChambrallesHamlet

Chambralles is a tiny village surrounded by lush green fields and rolling hills. Take a leisurely ride through its scenic countryside.

105 km

BeaufaysVillage

Beaufays is a quiet village with a beautiful church and peaceful streets. It's a perfect spot for a short break and some quiet contemplation.

126 km

BlegnyTown

Blegny is known for its coal mine, which has been transformed into a fascinating museum. Take a guided tour to learn about the region's industrial heritage.

139 km

AubelVillage

Aubel, the starting point and endpoint of the route, is a charming Belgian town known for its cider production. Make sure to try some of the famous local cidre before leaving.