ディルベークのバイクパーク・トップ12

狭い道で、ハイカーやマウンテンバイカーに人気があります...

very quiet walk between the green and the animals also a bit fashionable for those who like to go on an adventure where dogs can run and play freely we hope to interest Julie for our dog group dog park the free four-legged friends grt ines and gert

The pilgrimage road is a single track, best drive from north to south (downhill) and at the end follow the sanatoriumlaan (follow left) until the town hall of Beersel, drive into the entrance gate and turn right after a few meters, nice MTB track ) that you can drive on all sides, up and down, fun guaranteed.

short trail

Little known and very pleasant trail

The Hunsberg street, together with the surrounding streets such as Breestraten and Kleistraat, forms the core of the hamlet of the same name, which is located on the border of Merchtem and the sub-municipality of Brussegem, and extends north and south of the Wolvertemsesteenweg. The name would date from the 19th century, and was previously so-called "Heinsberg". The toponym refers to the Hunsberg, a motte at a height of 40 meters, now situated at the Wolvertemsesteenweg, northwest of the intersection with the Kleistraat. The current U-shaped remnant with a diameter of 37 meters and a height of 6 to 7 meters indicates a large artificial embankment, which has been affected over time by leveling works. There are traces of a moat around the upper court in the shape of a 3-metre-wide crescent, interrupted on the badly damaged northern side of the motte. On the other hand, no traces of the farmyard have been preserved.

I went there today, unfortunately in the wrong direction and above all there was a mountain biker who was busy building a nice little jump in the middle of the single. I'll go there next time to try it! The main single goes down quite steeply along a ridge so it promises to be nice. There are also other small typical mountain bike tracks that are starting to appear on this ridge.

A postcard landscape: superb. Be careful, however, not to be surprised by the speed on the first 90 degree turn to the left because the path is sloping and made of gravel. Some must have ended up in the field below ... or in the barbed wire fence.