Chapel of Our Lady of Oudenberg

Neo-baroque chapel, situated on the highest point of the Oudeberg. The chapel from the first half of the 17th century was replaced in 1724-1733 under Abbot Roelandt. Private property during the French period; donated to the Josephite Fathers in 1839, re-erected in 1905 according to an earlier pattern designed by architect A. Vandamme.
(Inventory of Immovable Heritage)

Beautiful view, mythical place for anyone who has a little cycling blood pumping through their veins. Nice start for a tough hike.

You will find peace and quiet in the shadow of the neo-Baroque Chapel of Our Lady (1905-1906), a free copy of the chapel from 1640. Every hour the sounds of the carillon bells come to you from the chapel. Believers have been coming here since the Middle Ages for the healing power of the miraculous image of Our Lady.

Source: visitgeraardsbergen.be/oudenbergkapel