Nokereberg Climb – Schietsjampettermolen loop from Schellebelle

Nokereberg Climb – Schietsjampettermolen loop from Schellebelle

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Nokereberg Climb – Schietsjampettermolen loop from Schellebelle

04:30

96.3km

260m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 10, 2026

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4.25 km

Westside Drive Along the Scheldt Dike

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

gravel & MTB singletrack at the bottom of the dike. Very nice

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18.9 km

Avenue of Conically Pruned Trees

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52.4 km

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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56.5 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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56.8 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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59.0 km

Huise Square

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A striking detail in the facade above the street name sign.

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77.4 km

Makegembos

Highlight (Segment) • Forest

The Makegemse Bos is a beautiful, unspoiled natural area. It's actually a collective name for nine forests. Here you'll find diverse tree and animal species, such as salamanders, birds, and bats.

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