View of Temse bridge – Mira Bridge loop from Puurs

View of Temse bridge – Mira Bridge loop from Puurs

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View of Temse bridge – Mira Bridge loop from Puurs

02:01

46.5km

90m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 30, 2026

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Includes movable bridges

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After 15.4 km for 51 m

After 37.5 km for 51 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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15.3 km

Scheldebrug Bornem–Temse

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From the bridge you have a very nice view of Temse with the remains of the ruined Boelwerf in the background.

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17.0 km

View of Temse bridge

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Nice bike and walking path on old site of the old boelwerf.
In good weather it can be very busy here.

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24.5 km

Meulenbroek Tidal Area

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Beautiful towpath along the Durme

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24.8 km

Rietsnijderij

Nature Reserve

28.8 km

Mira Bridge

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The Mira Bridge is a bridge over the Durme, on the border of the Belgian municipalities of Hamme and Waasmunster. It was built in the period 1896-1900.
The bridge got …

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32.2 km

The Ferryman of Tielrode

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The ferry has a maximum capacity for 50 cyclists or 75 pedestrians.
For larger groups it is recommended to give advance notice on telephone number 03/771.52.27.

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37.6 km

View of Temse

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Temse is a municipality in the Belgian province of East Flanders, located in the Waasland. Temse is located on the Scheldt and is known for the now defunct shipbuilding company …

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37.8 km

Temse Scheldt Bridge

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The Scheldt Bridge near Temse is an important link in the region and is part of the Temse skyline.
The bridges connect landscapes and people.
Trains, cars, cyclists and walkers …

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