Ocquier - Barvaux-Condroz - Sorée - Bonneville - Franc-Waret - Hanret - Wasseiges - Fallais - Tihange - Éghezée Road Cycling Route

A road cycling route starting from Eghezee

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Embark on a challenging road cycling route, exploring beautiful landscapes and historical sites.

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This road cycling route is a challenging adventure through some of Belgium's most breathtaking scenery. With a total distance of 125 km and an ascent of 1422 m, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists looking for a thrilling challenge. Starting near Éghezée, the route takes you through stunning highlights such as the picturesque village of Ocquier and the beautiful Barvaux-Condroz. As you continue the journey, you will pass Sorée and Bonneville, both known for their gorgeous landscapes and peaceful ambiance. The route also includes attractions such as the historic Franc-Waret, the serene Hanret, and the delightful town of Wasseiges. Ending back in Éghezée, this route rewards with stunning views and a memorable cycling experience.

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125 km

1422 m

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Start: Éghezée City center

Éghezée: A cyclist's paradise surrounded by scenic landscapes and famous climbs.

Éghezée, located in the province of Namur in Belgium, offers a pleasant cycling experience for both road and gravel cyclists. The locality is surrounded by beautiful countryside and small villages, providing scenic routes for cyclists to explore. One popular cycling spot nearby is the Mur de Huy, a steep climb known for its inclusion in the Liège-Bastogne-Liège race. Éghezée is also a great base for cyclists who want to explore the Ardennes region, which is known for its challenging climbs and stunning landscapes. Overall, with its picturesque surroundings and access to famous cycling routes, Éghezée is a fantastic destination for cyclists.

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WasseigesVillage

Wasseiges features unique architecture and vibrant streets filled with local shops and cafés, inviting you to take a break during your demanding cycling journey.