Gravel Adventure in Virton

A gravel cycling route starting from Virton

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Embark on an off-road gravel adventure near Virton and experience the thrill of exploring the Belgian countryside

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If you're looking for an off-road adventure, this gravel cycling route near Virton is perfect for you. With a distance of 41 kilometers and an ascent of 483 meters, this route combines thrilling gravel paths with scenic countryside views. Along the way, you'll discover highlights such as the idyllic village of Tellancourt, the charming town of Gorcy, and the vibrant city of Virton, where you can immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy some delicious Belgian cuisine.

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41 km

483 m

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Start: Virton City center

Virton: Immerse yourself in the serene landscapes and peaceful cycling routes of Virton, Belgium.

Virton, situated in the Luxembourg province of Belgium, offers a peaceful and picturesque environment for road and gravel cyclists. Surrounded by rolling hills, enchanting woods, and quaint villages, Virton provides ample opportunities for leisurely rides. Cyclists can explore the tranquil rural landscapes of Gaume, dotted with beautiful chapels and historic sites. Additionally, the town is close to the renowned TransGaumaise cycling route, known for its scenic views and challenging sections. Virton's serene ambiance and access to scenic routes make it a hidden gem for cyclists seeking a tranquil escape.

13 km

TellancourtVillage

Tellancourt is a picturesque village surrounded by lush green fields and enchanting forests, providing a peaceful oasis for gravel riders.

26 km

GorcyVillage

Gorcy offers stunning views of the Gaume region and is a great place to take a break and enjoy a picnic amidst the natural beauty of the area.

41 km

VirtonTown

Virton is a vibrant city that combines its rich history with modern amenities, offering a wide range of attractions and excellent dining options for weary gravel riders.