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F3 Cycle Highway – Heidemolen Malderen loop from Erps-Kwerps

F3 Cycle Highway – Heidemolen Malderen loop from Erps-Kwerps

Moderate

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F3 Cycle Highway – Heidemolen Malderen loop from Erps-Kwerps

03:57

83.9km

190m

Road cycling

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: June 17, 2026

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Includes a movable bridge

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After 59.2 km for 40 m

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1.27 km

F3 Cycle Highway

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Cycle highway F3 is an ideal cycle highway from Leuven to Brussels. Good connections through a rural environment. Most of the route you cycle on country roads. Every now and …

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2.69 km

F3 Cycle Route – Wide Asphalt Path

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Here you can make great speed. The F3 route crosses the west of Belgium and offers cyclists a varied and picturesque view, from coastal areas to rural landscapes.

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19.3 km

Sacred Heart Church

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Plastered and painted interior with a two-part elevation in the nave and a three-part elevation in the choir... Profiled pointed arch arcade on round columns with acanthus leaf capitals on …

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22.1 km

Lintkasteel

Forest

28.2 km

Zuurbos

Forest

34.2 km

Cavalry Field Park World War I Monument

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Monument of World War I

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42.7 km

Heidemolen Malderen

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In 1232, Hendrik I, Duke of Brabant, gave the Malderse heath in cijns or leasehold to all residents of the village. With the cultivation of this heathland, a mill had …

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59.3 km

Brussels–Scheldt Sea Canal Path

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Straight, fast canal strip along the Brussels–Scheldt Sea Canal, with wide sightlines and a smooth asphalt profile. The path runs parallel to the water, forming a clearly recognizable corridor between …

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