Scenic Gravel Ride

A gravel cycling route starting from Lubbeek

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Enjoy scenic views and hidden gems on this gravel cycling adventure

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The Scenic Gravel Ride is a 36-kilometer route that takes you through the scenic landscapes near Lubbeek. With an ascent of 245 meters, it offers a relatively easy adventure for gravel riders. The highlight of this ride is the 't Serclaes farm, a historic site with a rich history. Stop by the Orientatietafel and learn about the cultural heritage of the region. Other highlights include the picturesque village of Meensel and the charming town of Lubbeek itself.

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36 km

245 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Lubbeek City center

Lubbeek: Embracing the beauty of Lubbeek's countryside while cycling.

Lubbeek is a locality in Prov. Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium. From a cyclist's perspective, Lubbeek offers a variety of road and gravel cycling routes. The area is characterized by rolling hills, picturesque farmlands, and peaceful countryside. Cyclists can enjoy riding on well-maintained roads, soaking in the beautiful landscapes along the way. One of the notable climbs nearby is the Huyberg, known for its challenging gradients. With its scenic beauty and diverse cycling options, Lubbeek is a fantastic locality for cyclists to explore.

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LubbeekTown

Lubbeek is the starting point of this scenic gravel ride. Discover the beautiful landscapes and hidden gems around the area.

9 km

OrientatietafelViewpoint

't Serclaes farm is a historic site with a fascinating history. Explore the grounds and learn about the region's rich heritage.

28 km

MeenselHamlet

Meensel is a picturesque village known for its scenic beauty and traditional Belgian architecture. Take a moment to appreciate the tranquility of this village.

35 km

't SerclaesCastle

The Orientatietafel provides informative panels that showcase the cultural heritage of the Vlaams-Brabant region. Expand your knowledge about the area's history.