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The first part is real steep but after that it flattens out.

The Wijnbrondal in Linkebeek is a picturesque valley with steep walls, known for its sunken road and the Castle of Linkebeek. The area consists of calcareous sands. You will find beech forest and oak-hornbeam forest. In the early 1900s, the Wijnbrondal was a popular walking spot for artists, which is why it was given the name Vallée des Artistes.

Park Schaveys in Sint-Genesius-Rode is a beautiful nature reserve with a mix of forests, ponds and open grasslands, ideal for nature lovers and recreationists. Walking paths meander through the hilly landscape, past old beeches, oaks and colorful forest plants that give the park a unique look every season.

The Begijnenbos is a charming, densely wooded area where quiet paths wind their way through deciduous trees and meandering streams. This green gem, located near the famous Beersel Castle, offers walkers a peaceful escape with lush nature and the sound of birdsong in the background.

Depending on the direction this is a steep slope or descent, good road surface

The main part of the climb lasts +/- 400m with an average gradient between 8 and 10%

This small pond lost in the middle of the woods serves as shelter and refuge for local wildlife.

The Begijnenbos is a forest area in the Belgian municipality of Beersel. The forest covers 28 hectares and consists mainly of beech forest. It is located on the steep southern slope between the village centers of Huizingen and Dworp, both municipalities of Beersel. The OCMW (Public Center for Social Welfare) of the City of Brussels is the owner of the forest managed by the Agency for Nature and Forests. The forest is European protected as part of the Natura 2000 habitat directive area 'Hallerbos and nearby forest complexes with source areas and heathland'.