Lembeke and Waarschoot Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Eeklo

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A scenic cycling route through the countryside, passing through Lembeke and Waarschoot

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This gravel cycling route starts near Eeklo and takes you on a scenic adventure through the countryside. With 66 meters of ascent over a distance of 38 kilometers, it offers a moderate challenge for well-trained amateurs. The route passes through the charming village of Lembeke, known for its picturesque landscapes and peaceful atmosphere. Additionally, you'll encounter Waarschoot, a vibrant town with a rich cultural heritage and historic architecture. Overall, this route provides a unique opportunity to explore the hidden gems of Oost-Vlaanderen while enjoying the tranquility of gravel cycling.

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38 km

66 m

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Start: Eeklo City center

Eeklo: Experience the cycling paradise of Eeklo!

Eeklo, located in the Oost-Vlaanderen province of Belgium, is a cyclist's paradise. The region boasts a variety of well-maintained roads and gravel paths, making it ideal for road and gravel cyclists. Eeklo offers a mix of flat terrain and gentle slopes, catering to cyclists of all levels. Cyclists can also explore the nearby iconic Oude Kwaremont, which is a famous climb frequently used in races like the Tour of Flanders. With its cycling-friendly infrastructure and proximity to legendary climbs, Eeklo is a must-visit locality for cyclists.

4 km

LembekeVillage

Lembeke is known for its stunning meadows and beautifully preserved traditional Flemish farmhouses. Take a moment to appreciate the picturesque scenery that defines this charming village.

18 km

EvergemTown

Evergem is home to an impressive medieval castle, known as Kasteel van Wippelgem. Stop by to admire its architecture and learn about the rich history surrounding the area.

33 km

WaarschootVillage

Waarschoot offers a variety of historic landmarks, including the Church of Sint-Ghislenus, which dates back to the 13th century. Take a moment to explore these cultural treasures along your cycling route.