Gravel Explorations

A gravel cycling route starting from Queue-du-Bois

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Uncover hidden treasures and scenic landscapes on a thrilling gravel adventure.

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Embark on a 65 km gravel adventure through the stunning natural landscapes near Queue-du-Bois. With an ascent of 1059 meters, this route provides a moderate challenge for gravel enthusiasts looking to explore off-road terrains. Along the way, you'll pass through picturesque villages like Nessonvaux, known for its historical buildings and gardens. Enjoy the idyllic countryside scenery and discover hidden gems such as Château de Hautregard, a historic castle surrounded by green fields. From panoramic viewpoints to picturesque towns, this route offers a diverse range of attractions for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

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65 km

1059 m

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Start: Queue-du-Bois Village center

Queue-du-Bois: Scenic routes and off-road trails in nature's embrace

Queue-du-Bois, situated in the Province of Liège, Belgium, is a hidden gem for road and gravel cyclists. This locality offers a mix of scenic roads and challenging off-road trails, providing cyclists with a variety of cycling experiences. Queue-du-Bois is surrounded by lush greenery and picturesque landscapes, allowing cyclists to connect with nature while they ride. Nearby, cyclists can visit the iconic climb of Côte de Stockeu, which is part of cycling history due to its inclusion in the Tour de France. With its natural beauty and cycling opportunities, Queue-du-Bois is a must-visit for cyclists seeking an adventurous ride.

9 km

NessonvauxVillage

Nessonvaux is a charming village known for its historical buildings and gardens. Wander through its cobblestone streets and admire its well-preserved architecture.

23 km

Château de HautregardCastle

Château de Hautregard is a magnificent castle dating back to the 14th century. Take a moment to explore its grand halls and learn about its rich history.

34 km

Point de vue DrouetViewpoint

Point de vue Drouet offers a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside from the top of a hill. Although not particularly remarkable, it does provide a nice spot for a break and some scenic pictures.

42 km

AywailleTown

Aywaille is a charming town situated in the picturesque Amblève Valley. Stop by to enjoy its riverside promenade and visit the local shops and cafes.

47 km

OgnéVillage

Ogné is a quaint village known for its beautiful church and traditional architecture. Take a moment to immerse yourself in its peaceful ambiance.

62 km

FléronTown

Fléron is a residential suburb of Liège, offering a mix of historical buildings and modern amenities. While not particularly remarkable, it provides a pleasant contrast to the countryside scenery.