ベルギーの峠・トップ13

The Col du Rideux: a gem in Luxembourg's Aisne Valley and a favorite among climbing enthusiasts. The 2.6 km climb (avg. 6.2%, 160m elevation gain) winds through a dense forest and is actually divided into two sections. After the hairpin bend, it seems to be over, but then comes a challenging final half kilometer at 8%. The road surface isn't in the best condition, but the climb has charm. Fun fact: rumor has it that this was the first climb in Belgium to be designated a "Col"!

At the Wolfhaag Pass, you cross the border between the Netherlands and Belgium. This peaceful and picturesque point offers an interesting opportunity to reflect on the border landscape and experience the region's history.

This pass, which drops to 315 meters above sea level, is accessible after a short but intense effort, with an average incline of 13%. The road leading to it crosses the forest, making it a very pleasant pass to climb.

Very short neck but with an average percentage of 13% 😅

small pass with parking, several walks start here.

At the sign of the highest point there is a warning against ticks and Lime disease, Good thing. We were also lucky because a day later we could not have walked this walk because of the Hunters.

You are here on a 'copy' of the 'Col de Madeleine', at least according to the joker who put up these signs. He obviously did not go to school for long, because the bottom sign contains a gross spelling error.

small pass with parking to start your walk.