Cycling is popular in Wallonia, filled with arguably the greatest variety and most wonderful cycling the country has to offer.
This diversity stems from overturning a misperception, namely that Belgian cycling is all about pancake-flat riding. Of course, there are routes and rides where the gradient barely tips over 0.5%, which is perfect for sightseeing and a chilled-out day in the saddle.
But Wallonia also provides hilly terrain for those of you looking to build stamina and test your mettle.
Cycling Guide To Wallonia
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Choosing a Holiday on Wheels? You’ll love Wallonia, for this very reason. Cycling in Belgium go together like hops and beer or brakes and gears.
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Cycling in East Belgium
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Cycling in the ‘Haute Fagnes’, Belgium's Wild Place.
There's nothing quite like it anywhere else in Belgium. This high plateau above Spa, some of which is protected as a nature reserve, extends eastwards beyond the German border, and includes the vast forest of Hertogenwald.
850 km of cycle paths, 17 themed itineraries and a former railway line converted into a cycle path crossing 3 countries through fascinating countryside.
The choice is yours.