Enjoy everything our region has to offer.
Whether you're pedaling on an E-Bike, racing bike, gravel bike, or mountain bike – in Limburg, you'll find your perfect route! E-bikers discover picturesque villages via panoramic roads through the hills. Road cyclists feel the sweat of racers on the iconic Cauberg and challenging Keutenberg. With your gravel bike, you explore varied paths along old farms and marl caves. And mountain bikers test their skills on the technical singletracks!
Road routes
Reaching new heights
Gravel routes
Making a difference every day
Eddy's Gavel ride
Where ideas come to life
Mountainbike routes
Building connections
ROAD ROUTE 40KM
A 40 km route that takes you along some of the most beautiful cycling paths in the region. Ideal for a bike ride where you can explore the surroundings.
ROAD ROUTE 80KM
An 80 km route that allows you to thoroughly explore the region, thanks to a combination of scenic roads and a varied and enjoyable ride.
ROAD ROUTE 120KM
A 120 km route for cyclists looking for a greater challenge, exploring some of the most beautiful cycling paths in Limburg.
GRAVEL ROUTE 40KM
A 40 km route that takes you along some of the most beautiful cycling paths in the region. Ideal for a bike ride where you can explore the surroundings.
GRAVEL ROUTE 60KM
An 80 km route that allows you to thoroughly explore the region, thanks to a combination of scenic roads and a varied and enjoyable ride.
GRAVEL ROUTE 120KM
A 120 km route for cyclists looking for a greater challenge, exploring some of the most beautiful cycling paths in Limburg.
MTB ROUTE 40KM
A 40 km route that takes you along some of the most beautiful cycling paths in the region. Ideal for a bike ride where you can explore the surroundings.
MTB ROUTE 60KM
An 80 km route that allows you to thoroughly explore the region, thanks to a combination of scenic roads and a varied and enjoyable ride.
Eddy Merckx Gravel Route
Eddy Merckx has left a lasting legacy on the Belgian cycling landscape. After already having a dedicated bike route in his birthplace, this gravel route now also bears his name. The route starts at the Belgian Cycling Factory in Paal, a symbolic fact since the cycling brand of the master is located here. Along the way, you can take a break at the Vlooybergtoren or take a selfie at the impressive mural of the Cannibal, and there is food for thought at the Demer and among the numerous fruit and vineyards.