Toerisme Vlaams-Brabant
Dilbeek, Belgium
R.EV 1703 Cycling Route
95 km 5/5
Remco Evenepoel’s secret weapon? It’s the Pajottenland. He can train there for hours every day and never gets tired of i... read more
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Below is a list of biking routes in Sint-Gertrudis-Pede (Dilbeek). 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 Sint-Gertrudis-Pede (Dilbeek) offered by official tourism organisations or by verified users of our platform.
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95 km 5/5
Remco Evenepoel’s secret weapon? It’s the Pajottenland. He can train there for hours every day and never gets tired of i... read more
26 km
"Little Cannibal Routes" are challenging bike routes designed for kids. They pass through iconic cycling spots, just lik... read more
33.6 km 3.8/5
The rolling landscapes look as if they’ve come straight out of paintings by Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Really—just compar... read more
32.9 km 1/5
This bike route combines two of the Pajottenland and the Zenne Valley’s main attractions: castles and breweries. You’ll ... read more
43.7 km 3.5/5
This route takes you through several picturesque small villages of this region such as Eizeringen, Gaasbeek, Oudenaken, ... read more
24.4 km 3.8/5
Treat yourself to unforgettable views of the Zuunbeek Valley on this bike ride through a rolling stretch of the Pajotten... read more
36.7 km 3.3/5
Cycle through the region of painter Pieter Bruegel and get a sense of where he drew his inspiration. The little church o... read more
97.2 km 3/5
You’ll cycle along quiet, often unpaved paths through the most beautiful Bruegel landscapes and the rolling hills of the... read more
76.6 km
A challenging bike route that takes you past many of the Pajottenland’s highlights. Climb the Congoberg in Vollezele, wh... read more
23.8 km
Cycle along old tram tracks and learn all about the local railways at the Schepdaal tram site. But you’ll also pass many... read more
46.2 km 4.8/5
The area around Asse and Dilbeek is the oldest hop-growing region in Flanders. And even though hop vines have become sca... read more
62.7 km 4.5/5
There are quite a few of them—the elegant castles of the Pajottenland. Of course, you’ll pass by Gaasbeek Castle Park. G... read more
42.5 km
Taste lambic and experience the Pajottenland and the Zenne Valley. You’ll cycle past the picturesque little Church of St... read more
32.4 km 3/5
We cycle in the footsteps of the painter Louis Thevenet, who spent the last years of his life (1916-1930) in Halle, pain... read more
33.4 km 4/5
A 33 km bike ride through the Pajottenland, where a rural atmosphere prevails, so close to the urban proximity of Brusse... 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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