Gravel Adventure near Welkenraedt

A gravel cycling route starting from Welkenraedt

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Explore the gravel roads and quiet countryside near Welkenraedt

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This gravel cycling route starting near Welkenraedt offers a unique adventure through the quiet countryside. With a distance of 58 kilometers and an elevation gain of 660 meters, it's a challenging ride suitable for experienced amateur cyclists. Highlights along the route include Charneux, known for its traditional architecture, and Ulvend, a picturesque village with charming streets. Château Le Borcht is another highlight, where you can admire a beautiful castle surrounded by rolling hills. Overall, this route provides an opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse yourself in the peacefulness of nature.

gravel

58 km

660 m

Tough

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Start: Welkenraedt Village center

Welkenraedt: Test your climbing skills on the famous routes of La Redoute and Stockeu in Welkenraedt.

Welkenraedt is a locality located in Prov. Liège, Belgium. From a cyclist's perspective, Welkenraedt offers a mix of hilly and flat terrain, making it suitable for both road and gravel cycling. The region provides picturesque vistas and quiet country roads, perfect for exploring by bike. Not far from Welkenraedt, cyclists can also visit famous climbs such as La Redoute and Stockeu. With its challenging terrain and beautiful scenery, Welkenraedt is popular among cyclists looking for a thrilling ride in the Belgian countryside.

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WelkenraedtVillage

Welkenraedt is the starting point for this adventure. Begin your journey by exploring the town and its surroundings before venturing onto the gravel roads.

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CharneuxVillage

Charneux is known for its unique architectural style. Discover the charming houses and narrow streets as you pass through the village.

30 km

Château Le BorchtCastle

Château Le Borcht is a stunning castle located in the countryside. Take a moment to admire its grandeur and imagine what life was like in centuries past.