Brakel - Parikeberg - Deux-Acren - Gondregnies - Ghlin - Terril du Sept - Thulin - Quevaucamps - Blicquy - Houtaing - Brakel

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Scenic road cycling route passing through picturesque villages and charming landscapes

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Map miniature of "Brakel - Parikeberg - Deux-Acren - Gondregnies - Ghlin - Terril du Sept - Thulin - Quevaucamps - Blicquy - Houtaing - Brakel" cycling inspiration in Prov. Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This cycling route near Brakel takes you on a scenic journey through picturesque villages and stunning landscapes. With a total distance of 119 km and an ascent of 737 meters, it is suited for well-trained amateurs. The route starts in Brakel and takes you to highlights such as Parikeberg, Deux-Acren, Gondregnies, Ghlin, Terril du Sept, Thulin, Quevaucamps, Blicquy, Houtaing, before returning to Brakel. The route offers a variety of highlights along the way, including Parikeberg, known for its beautiful views, and Terril du Sept, which offers a unique landscape due to its former mining activity. The difficulty of this route is rated as a 3, making it suitable for experienced cyclists. With its diverse scenery and charming villages, this route promises to be an epic cycling adventure. The highlights along the route are rated based on their attractiveness and worth visiting. Parikeberg, located at the beginning of the route, is rated with a score of 4. It offers stunning views and is a perfect spot to take a break. Terril du Sept, with a score of 5, is a must-see highlight known for its unique landscape. Other highlights, such as Ghlin and Thulin, are also rated with high scores due to their cultural and natural attractions.

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Start: Brakel Village center

Brakel: Flemish Ardennes Cycling Haven

Brakel in Prov. Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium is a cycling-friendly locality with a rich cycling heritage. Cyclists can explore the beautiful Flemish Ardennes, a hilly region known for its challenging climbs, including the iconic Muur van Geraardsbergen. Brakel is also located near the Molenberg, a well-known climb featured in the Tour of Flanders race. The locality offers a variety of cycling routes, from scenic country roads to cobblestone sections. With its cycling infrastructure and famous climbs, Brakel is a paradise for road cyclists.