Flemish Ardennes Trundle

A road cycling route starting from Schelderode

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Trundle through the scenic Flemish Ardennes

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Embark on a delightful journey through the breathtaking Flemish Ardennes with the Flemish Ardennes Trundle route. This road cycling adventure stretches across 66 kilometers and has an elevation gain of 237 meters, suitable for avid cyclists looking for a moderate challenge. Immerse yourself in nature's beauty as you wind through the region's rolling hills and lush landscapes. Discover the postcard-perfect village of Dikkelvenne, known for its charming cobblestone streets and idyllic countryside views. Make a pit stop in Heurne and experience the warm hospitality of the locals, with traditional cuisine and welcoming embrace. Conquer the iconic Petegemberg, a celebrated climb by both cyclists and spectators alike. Admire the picturesque rural landscape of Gijzelbrechtegem before journeying on to Tjammelberg, where you can enjoy panoramic vistas of the surrounding area. Traverse the remarkable village of Nazareth, where you can indulge in authentic Belgian cuisine before returning to Schelderode, the finishing point of this remarkable adventure.

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Start: Schelderode Village center

Schelderode: Enjoy scenic road cycling through the beautiful countryside of Schelderode.

Schelderode is a locality in Prov. Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium. As a cyclist, Schelderode offers a range of road cycling routes through beautiful countryside scenery. The area is relatively flat, making it suitable for cyclists of all levels. While there may not be any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs in Schelderode itself, the proximity to popular cycling areas like the Flemish Ardennes adds to its appeal. Overall, Schelderode ranks as a 3 in terms of cycling-friendly areas.