Best bike parks around Zemst offer diverse cycling experiences within and near the municipality. The region features various trails catering to different skill levels, from extensive mountain bike networks to dedicated singletracks. Zemst's landscape includes forested areas and open fields, providing varied terrain for off-road cycling. The area is characterized by its accessibility for mountain biking, with options for both beginners and intermediate riders.
Last updated: June 28, 2026
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Children can play to their heart's content in the shelter, the fort with tree house, the climbing tower, the walking logs, the walking discs and the 2 sneak tunnels. There is also a mountain bike trail. There are 5 houses for the little ones to play in. (Tourism Flemish Brabant)
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The play forest will become 'POLLEBOS' (May 2021, Facebook Natuurpunt Londerzeel) We could not pay a better tribute to “Paul Van Ingelgem”. Paul was a pioneer and driving force behind Natuurpunt Londerzeel. When Natuurpunt was given management of the Marselaer area, Paul was able to realize his big dream. A four-hectare play forest where children can romp in complete freedom, build camps and come up with the craziest games.
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Single Track very worthwhile
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Technical MTB course, can also be ridden with BMX. It is definitely worth it if it has just rained. Then you can drive through mud! 👌It is a perfect course to learn how to take combo turns properly and not fall. It is suitable for all levels!
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Very cool MTB trail. Good for practicing pumping. Suitable for all ages!
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small natural pump track for fun
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The Hunsberg street, together with the surrounding streets such as Breestraten and Kleistraat, forms the core of the hamlet of the same name, which is located on the border of Merchtem and the sub-municipality of Brussegem, and extends north and south of the Wolvertemsesteenweg. The name would date from the 19th century, and was previously so-called "Heinsberg". The toponym refers to the Hunsberg, a motte at a height of 40 meters, now situated at the Wolvertemsesteenweg, northwest of the intersection with the Kleistraat. The current U-shaped remnant with a diameter of 37 meters and a height of 6 to 7 meters indicates a large artificial embankment, which has been affected over time by leveling works. There are traces of a moat around the upper court in the shape of a 3-metre-wide crescent, interrupted on the badly damaged northern side of the motte. On the other hand, no traces of the farmyard have been preserved.
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Technical loop with pump track, a small drop and curves. Ideal for training for the kids and fun for all ages.
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Yes, Zemst offers several options for beginners and families. The Polle-bos Play Forest (formerly Schierbossen) is a family-friendly forest with a dedicated mountain bike trail alongside play elements for children. Additionally, the Pump Track and MTB Course for Children and Beginners provides a technical loop with a pump track, small drop, and curves, ideal for kids and fun for all ages. The MTB-Netwerk Dijleland also features green and blue routes generally considered suitable for beginners.
You can expect a variety of trails. The Maalbeek Trail offers a sandy road with views along fields, suitable for a hardtail mountain bike. The Singletrack Trail in Lippelo Forest features curves, pump bumps, and small technical features. The MTB-Netwerk Dijleland includes extensive singletracks, particularly in the Bloso-domein of Hofstade.
While Zemst is generally known for accessible trails, some spots offer more challenge. The The Hunsberg Trails are noted for not-to-be-missed challenging trails. The Maalbeek Trail is described as a 'real trail for a hardtail mtb bike,' suggesting a more rugged experience. The MTB-Netwerk Dijleland also includes a red route, which typically indicates a higher difficulty level.
The best time to visit bike parks in Zemst is generally during spring, summer, and early autumn (April to October) when the weather is milder and trails are less likely to be muddy. While some trails might be accessible in winter, conditions can be challenging due to cold and potential mud.
Yes, several trails offer scenic views and natural beauty. The Maalbeek Trail provides beautiful views along fields. The MTB-Netwerk Dijleland is known for the natural beauty of its singletrack sections, especially within the Bloso-domein of Hofstade. The Hunsberg Trails also feature viewpoints and forest sections.
The MTB-Netwerk Dijleland offers various loops: a green route of 24 km, a blue route of 19 km, and a red route of 6 km. Other trails like the Singletrack Trail in Lippelo Forest are more compact, designed for multiple laps to hone skills rather than long-distance riding.
Yes, Zemst offers a range of outdoor activities. You can find numerous hiking trails around Zemst, including routes like the Kleudde walk or trails exploring the Zenne. For cycling enthusiasts, there are also dedicated gravel biking routes and general cycling routes around Zemst that explore the region's landscapes.
Zemst's bike parks offer unique features such as the extensive singletracks within the Bloso-domein of Hofstade as part of the MTB-Netwerk Dijleland. The Singletrack Trail in Lippelo Forest is known for its 'licorice' (small technical features). The Polle-bos Play Forest uniquely combines a mountain bike trail with a children's play area, including a fort, treehouse, and climbing tower.
Yes, the Pump Track and MTB Course for Children and Beginners offers a technical loop with a pump track, ideal for practicing pumping skills. While a pumptrack within the Blosodomein of Hofstade was mentioned, it has been reported as not well maintained in the past.
Yes, The Hunsberg Trails are located near the Hunsberg, a historical motte dating back to the 19th century, offering a blend of challenging trails and historical context.
Visitors appreciate the variety of trails, from challenging singletracks to family-friendly options. The natural beauty, especially along the Maalbeek Trail with its field views, and the engaging features like curves, pump bumps, and technical sections in the Singletrack Trail in Lippelo Forest are frequently enjoyed. The community also values the accessibility for different skill levels.


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