Bollebeek Gravel Loop

A gravel cycling route starting from Borchtlombeek

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A picturesque gravel loop with beautiful countryside views

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This 43 km gravel loop near Bollebeek offers stunning countryside views and a moderate challenge for cyclists. With an ascent of 343m, it is suitable for well-trained amateurs seeking a scenic adventure. The route includes highlights such as Bollebeek (12km), Itterbeek (31km), and Eizeringen (41km). These highlights showcase the rural charm of the region and provide opportunities to explore historical villages. Each highlight has been scored based on its attractiveness and country-wide fame.

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43 km

343 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Borchtlombeek Village center

Borchtlombeek: Conquer the famous Flemish Ardennes climbs from Borchtlombeek

Borchtlombeek is a charming locality in Prov. Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium. From a cyclist's viewpoint, the surroundings offer a mix of rolling landscapes and rural roads, perfect for both road and gravel cycling. The locality is close to the well-known climbs of the Flemish Ardennes, such as the Muur van Geraardsbergen and the Bosberg, renowned for their inclusion in professional cycling races like the Tour of Flanders. Borchtlombeek is a must-visit destination for cycling enthusiasts looking to conquer iconic climbs and experience the vibrant Flemish cycling culture.

12 km

BollebeekHamlet

Bollebeek, the starting point of this route, is a small village with traditional Flemish houses. Take some time to admire the architecture and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere before setting off.

31 km

ItterbeekVillage

Itterbeek is a picturesque village surrounded by lush greenery. Ride through its winding streets and discover hidden gems along the way, such as charming cafes and local shops.

41 km

EizeringenVillage

Eizeringen is known for its historic buildings and scenic landscapes. Take a break in this idyllic village and enjoy the tranquility of the countryside.