Exploring the Historical Landmarks of Nord-Pas de Calais

A road cycling route starting from Labourse

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Embark on an epic cycling journey to discover the historical treasures of the Nord-Pas de Calais region.

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Experience the rich history and cultural heritage of the Nord-Pas de Calais region on this 101-kilometer cycling adventure. With a challenging ascent of 544 meters, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists seeking an exhilarating challenge. Start your journey in Barlin and admire the magnificent architecture of its church. Discover the fascinating Terril n°3 (6 de Bruay Ouest), a unique site that showcases the region's mining history. Cycle through Fiefs, known for its charming streets and traditional houses, before heading towards Mont Tirmant, a must-see hilltop with panoramic views. Continue your exploration through Bomy and Delettes, where you'll encounter historical landmarks and beautiful landscapes. Conclude your journey in Guarbecque, a town steeped in folklore and filled with architectural treasures.

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Start: Labourse Village center

Labourse: Conquering the cobbled roads of Paris-Roubaix and embracing the beauty of Labourse

Labourse, situated in the Nord-Pas de Calais region of France, offers diverse cycling routes for road and gravel cyclists. The town is surrounded by rolling hills and picturesque farmland, providing a scenic backdrop for bike rides. Cyclists can explore the nearby Artois Hills and enjoy breathtaking views of the countryside. Labourse is also in close proximity to the iconic cobbled roads of Paris-Roubaix, attracting cycling enthusiasts from around the world. With its varied terrain and historical significance, Labourse is a great location for challenging rides and experiencing cycling history.