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A gravel cycling route starting from Veldwezelt

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Discover unique landmarks and breathtaking landscapes on this gravel cycling adventure.

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Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure near Veldwezelt, covering a distance of 73 km with an ascent of 390 m. With a difficulty level of 3, this route is suitable for those seeking moderate challenges. Highlights include Landmark 11 Kesseltse Kip, a captivating sculpture resembling a rooster, and Cauberg, a legendary climb frequently featured in professional cycling races. With an epicness level of 4, this route promises a variety of landscapes and memorable moments for gravel enthusiasts.

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73 km

390 m

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Start: Veldwezelt Village center

Veldwezelt: Cycling Paradise in Limburg, Belgium

Veldwezelt, located in the province of Limburg, Belgium, is a cyclist's paradise with numerous cycling routes to explore. Whether you prefer road or gravel cycling, Veldwezelt offers a variety of terrain options. With its well-maintained roads and stunning landscapes, you'll enjoy scenic journeys along tree-lined avenues and open countryside. The locality is close to several famous cycling spots, including the iconic Cauberg climb, known from various professional races. Veldwezelt's cycling-friendly infrastructure and convenient access to notable climbs make it a top choice for enthusiasts looking for an exciting and challenging riding experience.

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VeldwezeltVillage

Veldwezelt is a picturesque village surrounded by rolling hills and scenic landscapes, making it an ideal starting point for your gravel adventure.

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Landmark 11 Kesseltse KipViewpoint

Landmark 11 Kesseltse Kip is an art installation depicting a large rooster, adding a touch of whimsy to your cycling journey.

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"Tank" LVT Buffalo Amphibian Mark IVAttraction

"Tank" LVT Buffalo Amphibian Mark IV is a unique military vehicle displayed as a landmark in the area, telling the story of its historical significance.