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Wall of Geraardsbergen hiking trail

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11.5 km • Geraardsbergen

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Hoogvorst 2, 9500 Geraardsbergen

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The Helix in the Stiltegebied Dender-Mark is an anchorage for all those who care about nature. Walk over the Bosberg - the highest point of the Raspaille Forest - known as the final climb of the Tour of Flanders and the Muur van Geraardsbergen. Here, enjoy the sweeping views and delicacies the town has to offer. Between the slopes you dive into open space, with beautiful views of rolling fields and meadows.

The Wall of Geraardsbergen hiking trail is offered to you byRouten, an initiative of Tourism East Flanders.

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Image node 30
1.4 km
Image node 618
1.6 km
Image node 12
2.6 km
Image node 13
3.8 km
Image node 14
4.1 km
Image node 9
4.7 km
Image node 8
5.5 km
Image node 8
5.5 km
Image node 51
6.8 km
Image node 50
7.1 km
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8.6 km
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9.2 km
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10.4 km
Image node 27
10.7 km
Image node 11
10.9 km
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11.5 km
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Friday, January 8, 2021 by Caroline De CockAt the start with node 29 there is a nice, small parking lot. The first +/- 3km through the forest are steep in the beginning. Furthermore, you sometimes have to go through a village or along a busier road for too long for my liking. The best part is that after 7km you are on the wall of Geraardsbergen. Quiet, few people.
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Wednesday, August 5, 2020 by Walter SchurenBeautiful varied route through forest and open fields. We started at the Driepikkel. A parking lot near node 50. Lots of space and not crowded. The Bosberg is then a nice place for a stop. This route is very worthwhile.
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