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Yes, you always have to do a bit of climbing in the Hageland. And sometimes those hills are pretty steep, just like the sections on cobblestones and unpaved roads. But this route also offers cozy cafés where you can unwind and give your legs a rest. You’ll pass by the Lindenbos, Chartreuzenbos, the Kessel-Lo Provincial Park, and the outskirts of Leuven, among other places.

Before you set off: You can also start this route at the Kessel-Lo Provincial Park, between junctions 80 and 5. You’ll then continue to junction 83 and on from there in a clockwise direction. The route will then be shorter—45 km—but still very scenic from Leuven to the Hageland and back.

Features

Distance 54,1 km
Climbing 361,0 m
Signposted Yes, with nodes
Type of road 98% paved, 2% unpaved
Type route Recreational route

Location and accessibility

Public transport Bus stop 'Bierbeek De Borre' 39 metres from the starting point. Bus lines: 5b, 4.
Resting points Resting bench(es) along the way, food and drink along the route

View the cycle route on the map

SP 96 97 92 94 95 24 68 19 21 22 66 20 84 25 83 29 42 82 40 81 4 5 80 33 11 11 73 72 87 88 97 96 SP

When is the best time to visit it?

TODAY

9° 2 Bft

MON

9° 2 Bft

TUE

9° 2 Bft

WED

14° 3 Bft

THU

12° 3 Bft

FRI

9° 2 Bft

SAT

7° 2 Bft

SUN

5° 2 Bft

Directions

Walking and cycling
See and do
Food and drink
Practical
Where the route is a dotted line, the surface is unpaved.