Gravel Adventure to Ninove

A gravel cycling route starting from Appelterre-Eichem

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An epic gravel cycling route through diverse terrains and historic landmarks

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Embark on an epic gravel adventure through diverse landscapes and uncover the hidden gems of Ninove in Prov. Oost-Vlaanderen. This 74-kilometer route features a challenging ascent of 597 meters.

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74 km

597 m

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Start: Appelterre-Eichem Village center

Appelterre-Eichem: Discovering scenic countryside routes and legendary climbs in Appelterre-Eichem

Appelterre-Eichem is a locality located in Prov. Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium. From a cyclist's perspective, Appelterre-Eichem offers a mix of scenic countryside routes and quiet roads, perfect for road and gravel cycling. Cyclists can enjoy the flat to gently rolling terrain and discover beautiful landscapes, historical sights, and charming villages along the way. A prominent cycling spot nearby is the iconic Muur van Geraardsbergen, a legendary climb known for its steep cobblestone sections. With its diverse cycling routes and famous climbs in close proximity, Appelterre-Eichem is a fantastic choice for cyclists looking for a memorable riding experience.

9 km

Congoberg100 mPeak

Congoberg, at the 9-kilometer mark, is a legendary climb famous for its steep gradient and breathtaking views from the top.

14 km

HerneVillage

Herne, located at the 14-kilometer mark, is a quintessential Belgian village known for its beautiful half-timbered houses and tranquil atmosphere.

33 km

LombiseVillage

Lombise, at the 33-kilometer mark, is home to an enchanting château surrounded by sprawling gardens and picturesque landscapes.

54 km

Château de l'EstriverieCastle

Château de l'Estriverie, at the 54-kilometer mark, is a magnificent castle with a rich history and grandeur architecture that shouldn't be missed.

64 km

Oudeberg110 mViewpoint

Oudeberg, located at the 64-kilometer mark, stands as a symbolic climb and a rite of passage for any devoted cyclist attempting its challenging ascent.