Statiewijk and Beyond

A road cycling route starting from Beveren-Leie

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Explore the charming village of Beveren-Leie and ride through scenic countryside

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This cycling route takes you through the picturesque village of Beveren-Leie and leads you on a journey through rolling hills and serene countryside. With a total distance of 95 kilometers and an ascent of 225 meters, this road cycling route is suitable for well-trained amateurs. The route offers a diverse mix of challenging climbs and relaxing descents, providing a perfect balance for cyclists looking for a variety of terrain.

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95 km

225 m

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Start: Beveren-Leie Village center

Beveren-Leie: Picturesque cycling haven near the famous Koppenberg climb.

Beveren-Leie in Prov. West-Vlaanderen, Belgium is a picturesque locality with plenty to offer to road and gravel cyclists. The area is characterized by rolling hills and beautiful countryside landscapes, making it perfect for long and scenic rides. Cyclists can enjoy smooth asphalt roads that wind through small villages and farmlands, providing a peaceful and tranquil cycling experience. Additionally, Beveren-Leie is located near the famous Koppenberg climb, known for its steep cobbles and challenging gradient. This iconic climb attracts cyclists from around the world and adds to the allure of the locality. Overall, Beveren-Leie is an excellent choice for both leisurely weekend rides and more intense training sessions.

5 km

StatiewijkHamlet

Statiewijk is a small district located in the municipality of Wielsbeke. Enjoy the tranquility of this residential area surrounded by beautiful green fields.

29 km

BailleulVillage

Bailleul is a charming village in the heart of West Flanders. Take a moment to explore its historic center and admire its well-preserved architecture.