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De Berneau à Anvers Day one

Jeremy Lechanteur

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De Berneau à Anvers Day one

Jeremy Lechanteur and others planned a road ride

September 1, 2021

De Berneau à Anvers Day one

Hard

07:17

155km

21.3km/h

590m

690m

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Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

The surface along some of this route may not be suitable

Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.

After 31.9 km for 268 m

After 32.2 km for 243 m

After 37.8 km for 92 m

After 62.8 km for 1.61 km

After 129 km for 57 m

After 155 km for 74 m

After 155 km for 213 m

Most people would complete this in 2-3 days

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4.61 km

Hallembaye Climb (Hauteurs des Froidmont via Thier des Bruyères)

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Very nice climb, nice to start with. The start is less beautiful in terms of environment but you drive up to a nice view over fields :) Good reward.

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10.9 km

Ancien Bras du Geer

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Good road, small, shade rich

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18.7 km

Rosmeulen Castle

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Do you sometimes imagine what it would be like to live in a castle? Here we have some canvas again for your fantasy painting.

Rosmeulen Castle is "just" a country …

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23.1 km

Statue of Ambiorix

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The most famous (infamous?) resident of Tongeren was given the most prominent place in the city. The imposing bronze statue of Eburone King Ambiorix from 1866 honors the memorable victory …

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32.0 km

Reading Between the Lines (See-Through Church)

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This transparent church, aptly named 'Reading Between the Lines', is a work of art by PIT, designed by the architectural duo Gijs Van Vaerenbergh. It symbolises the decay of the …

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38.5 km

At the highest point of Helshoven, you can now enjoy a breathtaking view over the Haspengouw landscape. Artist Frits Jeuris has created a unique work of art from dozens of felled fruit trees from the area.

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40.0 km

Rijkel Castle

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Originally it was a farm, then a castle or fortress. The oldest part is the east wing dating from the 16th century. It was conceived as a late Gothic mansion …

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49.0 km

Klokhuis Sculpture by G. Thijs

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Artwork in Alken by th G. Thijs

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62.9 km

Gasterbosstraat Cobblestone Section

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The longest cobblestone strip in all of Limburg can be found in Schulen, a small village that is part of Herk-de-Stad. The Gasterbosstraat is 1,650m long. This strip is never …

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68.6 km

Schulensmeer

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Beautiful view of the size of the Schulens lake...

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79.8 km

Citadel of Diest

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The citadel in Diest is a 19th-century fort that served as an army barracks for the paratroopers until 2011. The city will renovate the citadel in several phases and repurpose …

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95.1 km

Limburg Cycling Paradise

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105 km

Bedder Mill

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The Beddermolen used to belong to the abbey of Tongerlo and is only a stone's throw away. The mill domain, which originated in the 15th century, is a good example …

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113 km

Cycle Path Herentals–Aarschot (Former Railway Track)

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Drive away nicely this straight line

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129 km

Third Lock on the Kleine Nete

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The Derde Sas in Grobbendonk is an old and dilapidated lock from the 19th century, when the Nete (channeled in 1843) was still heavily used by sand and iron ore …

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