Gravel Adventure near Scherpenheuvel

A gravel cycling route starting from Scherpenheuvel

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This gravel cycling route takes you on an exciting adventure through the rugged landscapes near Scherpenheuvel. The 73-kilometer route includes 304 meters of ascent, providing a challenge for experienced gravel riders. During the ride, you'll pass through several highlights, such as Zelk, Budingen, and Sint-Margriete-Houtem, offering unique insights into the region's natural and cultural wonders.

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73 km

304 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Scherpenheuvel-Zichem City center

Scherpenheuvel: Cycling through the Scenic Hills of Scherpenheuvel

Scherpenheuvel is a town located in the Prov. Vlaams-Brabant region of Belgium. From a cyclist's point of view, Scherpenheuvel offers a mix of road and gravel cycling routes. The region is known for its hilly terrain, making it suitable for challenging climbs. Nearby, cyclists can visit the famous Hageland hills, a popular spot among cyclists. With its beautiful landscapes and cycling-friendly roads, Scherpenheuvel is a great destination for cycling enthusiasts.

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ScherpenheuvelVillage

10 km

ZelkHamlet

Zelk is a small village with a rich history dating back centuries, characterized by its charming old buildings and tranquil ambiance.

22 km

BudingenVillage

Budingen, surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills, is a paradise for nature lovers and offers breathtaking views at every turn.

36 km

AttenhovenVillage

Attenhoven is known for its picturesque landscape, complete with windswept meadows and quaint farmhouses that create a postcard-perfect scene.

52 km

Sint-Margriete-HoutemVillage

Sint-Margriete-Houtem greets cyclists with its charming streets, lined with historic buildings that bear witness to the town's rich past.

65 km

Molenbeek-WersbeekVillage

Molenbeek-Wersbeek boasts a centuries-old watermill, standing as a testament to the region's agricultural heritage and providing a picturesque stop along the route.