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Schietsjampettermolen – Nokereberg Climb loop from Wevelgem

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Belgium
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West Flanders
Kortrijk
Wevelgem

Schietsjampettermolen – Nokereberg Climb loop from Wevelgem

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Schietsjampettermolen – Nokereberg Climb loop from Wevelgem

03:54

84.7km

470m

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2025

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498 m

Gent-Wevelgem Mosaic Mural

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wevelgem.be/vanackere

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2

29.7 km

Hellestraat Climb

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Climb towards Tiegemberg which is quite nice and not too steep.

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33.8 km

Col du Holstraat

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4.7% average gradient
7% maximum gradient
1 kilometer

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46.2 km

Huisepontweg

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The 1,450 meter long cobblestone street lies in Wannegem-Lede and leads past a windmill built in 1783. In 2008 she was taken out of the route of the Tour of …

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46.5 km

Schietsjampettermolen

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The Schietsjampettermolen is a standard mill in the Belgian Wannegem, a sub-municipality of Kruisem.
The mill originally stood in the West Flemish Houtave, a sub-municipality of Zuienkerke. The Houtavemolen was …

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50.4 km

Nokereberg Climb

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The Nokereberg is the last climb of Dwars Door Vlaanderen and the finale of Nokere Koerse: time for a final sprint on a 350-meter course with an average gradient of 5.7 percent and the steepest gradient of 7 percent.

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50.8 km

Holstraat Climb

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Other side of Nokere mountain. This slope is regularly included in Dwars door Vlaanderen and is part of the BK course Waregem 2021.

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66.3 km

Beukenhof

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9

77.5 km

Leie North Bank Pathway: Bissegem to Kortrijk

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Beautiful route from Bissegem to Kortrijk along the north side of the Leie. Completely car-free. Connects to the Leie Kortrijk-Kuurne segment. Ideal for walking, touring cycling, running or cycling

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84.7 km

End point

Train Station

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56.5 km

20.3 km

6.64 km

717 m

371 m

156 m

Surfaces

53.7 km

28.7 km

2.01 km

221 m

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