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Couillet Lock – Ligne 112A Bridge loop from Luttre

Moderate

4.1

(30)

147

riders

Couillet Lock – Ligne 112A Bridge loop from Luttre

02:49

47.0km

230m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 24, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 38.9 km for 5 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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18.1 km

Cycling Bridge on RAVeL Line 119

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Line 119, was a Belgian railway line which linked the stations of Luttre and Châtelet from 1880 to 1953. It was used by passenger and freight trains. The last section was closed in 1992 and dismantled in 1995.
Since 1998, the old railway line has been gradually converted into a "slow track" of the RAVeL Network of the Walloon Region.

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18.5 km

Gilly-Sart-Allet station is a Belgian railway station (closed and disused) on line 119, from Luttre to Châtelet, located in Gilly, section of the city of Charleroi in the province of Hainaut in the Walloon region.
It was commissioned in 1874 by the Belgian State Railways. It was closed to the passenger service in 1953 and to the freight service in 1992 by the National Company of Belgian Railways (SNCB).
The passenger building, which has become the property of the social action association “Faim et Froid” and called the “Relais du RAVeL”, offers equipment, activities and services to users of the greenway which has replaced the rail line, but also to the inhabitants of the district.

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18.6 km

Gilly-Sart-Allet station is a Belgian railway station (closed and disused) on line 119, from Luttre to Châtelet, located in Gilly, section of the city of Charleroi in the province of Hainaut in the Walloon region.
It was commissioned in 1874 by the Belgian State Railways. It was closed to the passenger service in 1953 and to the freight service in 1992 by the National Company of Belgian Railways (SNCB).
The passenger building, which has become the property of the social action association “Faim et Froid” and called the “Relais du RAVeL”, offers equipment, activities and services to users of the greenway which has replaced the rail line, but also to the inhabitants of the district.

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23.1 km

Bridge Over the Sambre

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gorgeous

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24.5 km

Industry from times gone by.

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25.1 km

Couillet Lock

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lock of couillet charleroi

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29.8 km

ArcelorMittal along the Sambre

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The Cockerill-Sambre group was a Belgian steel producer. The group had sites along the Meuse in Seraing, Cheratte and Herstal and along the Sambre in Charleroi. The company was created in 1981 through a merger of Cockerill from Liège with Hainaut-Sambre from Charleroi. The original Cockerill company was founded by John Cockerill. The group was acquired in 1998 by Usinor, which became Arcelor in 2001 and ArcelorMittal in 2006.

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32.9 km

La Sambre

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38.9 km

Ligne 112A Bridge

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Line 112A is a Belgian railway line, now de-ironed, which linked Roux to Piéton.
The Hainaut coal basins railway company inaugurated the pedestrian section in Trazegnies on January 1, 1869.
It will subsequently be extended towards Courcelles-Center on February 1, 1873 and towards the junction of Wilbeauroux (near Roux) on May 23, 1874.
It was for a time referred to as a segment of line 121, from Lambusart to Wilbeauroux, commissioned from 1874 to 1880.
Passenger traffic was suspended on June 3, 1984 on line 112A.
In the process, the line was closed to goods between Courcelles-Center and Piéton on September 27, 1987 and between Roux and Courcelles-Center on November 24, 1992; on this section, the rails were dismantled between 2004 and 2005.

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47.0 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

40.8 km

2.75 km

1.95 km

991 m

417 m

< 100 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

28.3 km

15.6 km

1.64 km

890 m

481 m

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