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The fifth—and final—stage starts from La Vallée de Semois National Park. This is (once again) a truly special area. Not only is it full of gigantic deciduous trees, but there's also a chance you might spot a lynx! After 65 kilometers, you'll cycle through Bouillon—a beautiful medieval city. If the weather

The first day starts in the village of Mirwart. This village is accessible by bus or car. The 141-kilometer route offers plenty of variety today: from vast, expansive wheat fields to babbling brooks and impressive villages. After about 35 kilometers, you'll cycle along the Route de la Reine: a road specially

Today's route takes you through no fewer than three national parks – a real treat! At 149 kilometers, it's also the longest. Five kilometers after departure, you'll cycle back through the High Fens-Eifel National Park. If you'd like to touch the German border, you can cycle 4 kilometers east near the

Today you'll continue where you left off yesterday: in the Haute-Sûre Forêt d'Anlier nature reserve. This valley combines two unique nature reserves. One section is a wetland of international importance, and the Anlier forest is the largest deciduous forest in Belgium. Soon you'll cycle into the second

Today's route is almost nonstop up and down, so I recommend bringing plenty of food and drinks. With 2,440 meters of elevation gain, this is the stage with the most climbing. After nine kilometers, you'll reach the Col du Rideux. At 2.5 kilometers long, it's a long climb—by Flemish standards. Quite steep

The eighth and final stage has arrived! Today you'll start from Brielle and follow the last stretch of the Meuse River. After leaving Brielle, you'll soon cycle along Oostvoornse Meer lake. Here you can spot many birds, while in the background you'll see the gigantic port of Rotterdam: a somewhat strange

This is the complete route of the "Meuse Cycle Route." This Collection contains eight daily stages. If you prefer to cycle the route in one go or plan it differently, you can use this route. You can find more information about the Collection here:

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Starting from Camping de Kleine Rug on the outskirts of Dordrecht, you'll begin today with a stretch right through the city center. You'll pass through Kuipershaven, a beautiful marina with lovely, historic buildings. It's a great spot for a coffee. Then, you'll meander along cycle paths right along

Today you'll start again from the campsite, this time from Boxmeer. Immediately after the start, we'll cross the Meuse River via the Maas Bridge. In good weather, you'll have a magnificent view! You'll cycle straight through Gennep, where you could stop for a coffee. Then you'll cycle through the Niers