Kanne Bridge – Albert Canal at Cannerberg loop from Kanne

Kanne Bridge – Albert Canal at Cannerberg loop from Kanne

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Kanne Bridge – Albert Canal at Cannerberg loop from Kanne

01:11

24.7km

140m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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47 m

Rest Area and Parking by the Meuse River

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This quiet car park is an ideal starting point to explore the region and is also a beautiful location to relax.

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291 m

Kanne Footbridge

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619 m

Kanne Bridge

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The current bridge was inaugurated on Friday, September 22, 2004, as a commemorative plaque indicates. Pedestrians don't have to walk it all the way from end to end thanks to …

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1.02 km

Albert Canal at Cannerberg

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Photogenic place of the canal...

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4.56 km

Albert Canal West Side: Vroenhoeven to Veltwezelt

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The cycle path along the canal is well maintained and takes you through a quiet and green area. Along the banks of the canal you cycle through vast nature reserves …

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15.3 km

Vroenhoven Bridge

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The Bridge of Vroenhoven is a museum in the Belgian town of Vroenhoven. The museum traces the history of the bridge during the early days of the Second World War, …

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17.7 km

Montenaekenweg

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Typical road through the fields over concrete.

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23.9 km

Zusserdel Climb

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A diamond in the region. This slope makes such beautiful turns that it almost makes you nauseous. It is not without reason that the Belgians call this winding slope “t Slingerbergske”.

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