Road Cycling in Zonnebeke and Beyond

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Experience the thrill of road cycling through Zonnebeke and its picturesque surroundings

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This road cycling route offers a scenic journey through the scenic landscapes around Zonnebeke. With moderate difficulty, cyclists can enjoy a mix of flat stretches and rolling hills, passing through historic towns and cultural landmarks along the way. From peaceful countryside to charming villages, this route showcases the beauty of West-Vlaanderen.

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47 km

171 m

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Start: Zonnebeke City center

Zonnebeke: Cycling through scenic countryside and discovering World War I heritage in Zonnebeke.

Zonnebeke, another Belgian locality in the Province of West-Vlaanderen, offers a mix of natural beauty and historic landmarks. Cyclists can enjoy picturesque rides through the beautiful countryside, passing by intriguing historical sites like the Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917. Despite not having famous cycling locations or legendary climbs, Zonnebeke provides an opportunity to immerse oneself in the local culture and soak in the peaceful surroundings. The gentle slopes and well-maintained roads make it an accessible destination for cyclists of all levels, offering a laid-back cycling experience combined with unique historical attractions.

8 km

PoelkapelleVillage

Poelkapelle is home to the poignant German Military Cemetery, a solemn site that pays tribute to the soldiers who lost their lives during World War I.

15 km

HouthulstTown

Ride through Houthulst Forest, a tranquil woodland setting that served as a battleground during World War I and is now a popular recreational area.

25 km

Sint-Jozef / De GeiteVillage

Sint-Jozef / De Geite is a small village known for its idyllic countryside setting, featuring peaceful lanes and traditional Belgian architecture.

47 km

ZonnebekeTown

Explore Zonnebeke and visit the Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917, dedicated to the infamous Battle of Passchendaele, one of the bloodiest battles of World War I.