The Bouillon Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Bouillon

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Embark on an exciting off-road gravel adventure near Bouillon

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Explore the rugged and scenic terrains near Bouillon on this thrilling gravel cycling route. With a total ascent of 831 meters over a distance of 46 kilometers, this route promises a challenging yet exhilarating experience. Traverse through picturesque landscapes, charming villages, and hidden gems along the way.

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46 km

831 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Bouillon City center

Bouillon: Embark on a cycling adventure in Bouillon's nature.

Bouillon in Belgium is a scenic locality for road and gravel cycling. The region offers picturesque landscapes with winding roads through forests and hills. Cyclists can explore the historical attractions, including the medieval Bouillon Castle. Bouillon is near the famous climb of Mur de Gedinne, attracting cyclists seeking a challenging ride. With its blend of natural beauty and historical sites, Bouillon is a delightful destination for cyclists.

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BouillonTown

Visit the town of Bouillon and admire its enchanting medieval castle. Dive into the rich history of this ancient town before setting off on your gravel adventure.

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Belvédère d'AuclinViewpoint

Make a stop at the Belvédère d'Auclin and enjoy stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Take a moment to appreciate the natural beauty of the region.

19 km

NaoméVillage

Pass through the quaint village of Naomé, known for its tranquil ambiance and charming architecture. Experience the authentic Belgian countryside as you cycle through this picturesque village.

33 km

NollevauxVillage

Discover the hidden gem of Nollevaux, a secluded hamlet nestled amidst verdant forests. Immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere and take in the serenity of nature.

41 km

CurfozVillage

Reach Curfoz, a small village with a rich agricultural heritage. Marvel at the idyllic countryside and observe traditional farming practices that have thrived in this area for generations.