Toerisme Vlaams-Brabant
Bierbeek, Belgium
Hagelandse Streekroute
54.1 km 4.2/5
Yes, you always have to do a bit of climbing in the Hageland. And sometimes those hills are pretty steep, just like the ... read more
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Below is a list of biking routes in Mollendaal (Bierbeek). You will also see all the places where there are currently bike nodes available. Hop on your bike and discover the most beautiful cycling routes!
Below are the latest cycling routes in Mollendaal (Bierbeek) offered by official tourism organisations or by verified users of our platform.
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54.1 km 4.2/5
Yes, you always have to do a bit of climbing in the Hageland. And sometimes those hills are pretty steep, just like the ... read more
30 km 2.8/5
The Bierbeek Care Cycle Route (an initiative of the municipality of Bierbeek, Cera, Care Group Sint-Kamillus and other c... read more
31.8 km 3.8/5
Cycle through Heverleebos to Park Abbey. You’ll soon reach the bustling city of Leuven. The Dijle River takes you past A... read more
80 km
Ride your own Gravel World Championship through the heart of the Brabantse Wouden National Park. This loop, which starts... read more
47.7 km 3.4/5
Cycle past various farmsteads such as the Katspoelhoeve, the Schoetenshof, the Bordingenhof, the Schottenshof, and the s... read more
40 km 3.6/5
Meet at Kwabeek Park, once a fiefdom with a sturdy castle, now the elegant town hall of Boutersem. This is where your bi... read more
71.3 km 2.6/5
Does the name George Lemaître (1894–1966) ring a bell? This professor and priest from Leuven is the father of the ground... read more
78 km
Jasper Stuyven was crowned European champion in 2023 during the very first European Gravel Championships held in the Bra... read more
97.1 km 5/5
Ride your own cycling classic along the roads of the Brabantse Pijl, the race where Eddy Merckx, Roger De Vlaeminck, Fre... read more
103.3 km 5/5
A challenging gravel route full of variety and elevation gain for the experienced gravel rider. Singletrack through the ... read more
27.3 km 3/5
A bike tour through time, specially designed for Open Monument Day 2024. You’ll discover landmarks such as the see-throu... read more
49.3 km 2.5/5
The cycle route that takes you, the cyclist, past all Hoegaarden's boroughs and their sights. As the name suggests: stro... read more
148 km
This extra-long version of the Eddy Merckx Cycling Route takes you to every corner of the Hageland. Cycle along the same... read more
135.6 km
Just like winner Mathieu van der Poel, push your legs to the limit and ride your own Gravel World Championship through t... read more
94.4 km
We cycle along the new bike highway to Korbeek-Lo, where we head towards Pellenberg. From here, we follow quiet paths to... read more
58.2 km
This varied route takes you from the De Zoete Waters parking lot via Campus Arenberg and the Park Abbey through the stat... read more
The Route Planner Pro has changed a bit on our new website. The ability to plan routes that deviate from the hiking network is now integrated into our node planner (continue reading below image):

If you open our route planner, you can press the magnet symbol in the upper right corner. If you then choose Offgrid (auto) (automatic route planning) or Offgrid (manual) (connecting places manually), you can select places on the map and plan a route that deviates (partially or completely) from the hiking network.
You can switch between Node and Offgrid mode to create a route that runs partly along nodes and partly away from the node network.
The Route Planner Pro has changed a bit on our new website. The ability to plan routes that deviate from the bicycle network is now integrated into our node planner (read more below image):

If you surf to our route planner, you can press the magnet symbol in the upper right corner. If you then choose Offgrid (auto) (automatic route planning) or Offgrid (manual) (connecting places manually), you can select places on the map and plan a route that deviates (partially or completely) from the biking network.
You can switch between Node and Offgrid mode to create a route that runs partly along nodes and partly away from the node network.
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