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Small chapel that you can find between vast fields

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Perfect in all seasons. Just go

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For long endurance rides, a nice change and variation to experience cycling pleasure.

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Keep nature clean

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champagne gravel😍

Pleasant gravel strip where you can pick up the pace

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An idyllic landscape. This is gravel of the highest order, which is protected by a double tractor lock. You can walk here, cycle, but also horses with carriages pass here. This is enjoyment!

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Gotegemberg is a short but challenging climb in the Denderstreek, which extends over a distance of 600 meters. This climb overcomes a height difference of 28 meters, resulting in an average gradient of 4.4%. Despite its relatively short length, the route offers a tough challenge.

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The unpaved intersection near Smetlede is located in the middle of the quiet Flemish countryside, surrounded by winding country roads, fields and green hedges. This intersection marks the start of several charming routes, where you can cycle over sand and gravel paths through a typical agricultural landscape.

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Rural Sint-Antelinks, a sub-municipality of Herzele in the Flemish Ardennes, offers picturesque views over rolling fields and meadows. The area is characterised by a mosaic of farmlands, historic farms and winding roads, making it an ideal place for walkers and cyclists who want to enjoy the authentic Flemish countryside.

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Great clay court, in the middle of nature!

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Great path for cycling/walking.

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Formerly a miller's house belonging to the opposite Buyses mill (or Molen ter Rijst), now a closed farm from the 19th and 20th centuries, the buildings of which are grouped around a rectangular, cobbled yard.

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Remarkable sandstone niche chapel from 1772 (the rest of the inscription at the top of the facade is barely legible), dedicated to the patroness against toothache. In 1989 there was still a dilapidated chapel and a centuries-old hawthorn that kept each other straight. Unfortunately, the centuries-old hawthorn was removed during a more recent restoration, perhaps because the chapel was compromised by the thick growth of the tree trunk (approximately 2m in circumference). Unfortunately, the new hawthorn was placed quite far from the chapel. The image of yesteryear, where the old hawthorn largely overshadowed the chapel, will no longer return... Source: https://inventaris.onroerenderfgoed.be/erfgoedobjecten/305783

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Beautiful gravel strip between Oombergen and Burst.

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Den Dotter (also called the "Koesjbroeken" in the dialect) is a nature reserve in the vicinity of Aaigem and Heldergem in the Dender region. The area is crossed by several walking and cycling routes, including the signposted Molenbeek route.

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Asphalt cycle path partly through the forest, demarcated with posts. So no cars.

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The Buysesmolen, or Molen Ter Rijst, is a corn mill that stands on a spot where a windmill has stood since the 13th century. The mill was owned by the Norbertine Abbey in Ninove for a long time. In 1839 it came into the possession of the Buyse family, who sold the mill to the Belgian state in 1975. On July 14, 1976, the mill collapsed due to wood rot. The mill parts were stored and the stake remained standing. The Buyses mill was restored in 2007-2008 and the mill was festively put into operation on August 15, 2009. The mill is in working order and can be visited on Sundays and open monument days.

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