Keerbergen - Haacht - Wilsele - Tomberg - Overijse - Tervuren - Boortmeerbeek

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Experience the beauty of Vlaams-Brabant with this road cycling route.

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This road cycling route takes you through the picturesque landscapes of Vlaams-Brabant and offers a great mix of challenging climbs and scenic views. Starting in Keerbergen, you'll ride through the charming town of Haacht before reaching Wilsele. From there, you'll tackle the challenging climb up Tomberg, which rewards you with stunning panoramic views. The route continues through the beautiful countryside of Overijse and Tervuren, where you can admire the rolling hills and lush forests. The final stretch takes you back to Keerbergen via the charming town of Boortmeerbeek. Overall, this route showcases the natural beauty of Vlaams-Brabant and offers a memorable cycling experience.

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Start: Keerbergen City center

Keerbergen: Biking-friendly Paradise near Famous Climbs

Keerbergen is a locality in Prov. Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium. From a cyclist's perspective, Keerbergen offers a biking-friendly environment with a well-developed cycling infrastructure. The roads in the area are well-marked and maintained, making it safe and enjoyable for road cycling. There are also dedicated cycling paths that traverse the scenic landscapes of Keerbergen. The locality is home to the cycling classic, Keerbergen Putse Feesten, which attracts amateur and professional cyclists from all over the world. In addition, Keerbergen is located near several famous cycling climbs in Belgium, such as the Muur van Geraardsbergen and the Kapelmuur. Overall, Keerbergen is a cyclist's paradise with its cycling-friendly infrastructure and proximity to iconic climbs.