The Scenic Route

A road cycling route starting from Grimbergen

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A challenging road cycling route with stunning scenic views

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Map miniature of "The Scenic Route" cycling inspiration in Prov. Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Embark on a breathtaking 51-kilometer road cycling journey that showcases the stunning scenery near Grimbergen. With a challenging ascent of 355 meters, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists. Enjoy the beautiful landscapes near Machelen, stop at Spotter Point 01/19 to witness panoramic views, explore the picturesque village of Tervuren, pass through the vibrant neighborhood of Auderghem - Oudergem, and reach the highest point in Vilvoorde for breathtaking vistas.

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51 km

355 m

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Start: Grimbergen City center

Grimbergen: Picturesque countryside and legendary climbs in Grimbergen.

Grimbergen, located in Belgium's Flemish Brabant province, is a cyclist's dream destination. The region offers a variety of cycling routes suitable for road and gravel cyclists of all levels. The well-maintained roads provide smooth riding experiences throughout the picturesque countryside. Additionally, Grimbergen is famous for its beer brewing tradition, making it an excellent destination for beer-loving cyclists. One of the best-known cycling spots nearby is the iconic Kapelmuur climb, which has attracted professional cyclists from all over the world. With its scenic routes and legendary climbs, Grimbergen is a top choice for cyclists.

6 km

MachelenTown

Start your journey in Machelen, a vibrant town known for its picturesque streets and lively atmosphere.

12 km

Spotter Point 01/19Viewpoint

At 12 km on the route, Spotter Point 01/19 offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and is a perfect spot for photography enthusiasts.

26 km

TervurenTown

Tervuren, located at 26 km on the route, is a picturesque village surrounded by stunning forests and historic sites such as the Royal Museum for Central Africa.