Bemelerberg Climb – Zusserdel Climb loop from Bilzen

Bemelerberg Climb – Zusserdel Climb loop from Bilzen

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Bemelerberg Climb – Zusserdel Climb loop from Bilzen

03:35

75.4km

530m

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: August 18, 2026

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After 51.3 km for 426 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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3.34 km

Domeinbos Groenendaal

Forest

6.82 km

De Kiep

Forest

14.1 km

Albert Canal Lock and Bridge

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A bridge over the canal

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25.9 km

View of the Bemelerberg and marl caves

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Beautiful view of the marl!

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25.9 km

The Bemelenberg. (Amstel-Gold Race)
With the racing bike, it's all about dividing the effort. After the cornering, it's still climbing.
With the Tour bike, it's about finding a good rhythm and enjoying it.

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28.1 km

't Schoor Climb Along Groeve 't Rooth

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Narrow path, quite steep on the last meters

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32.2 km

Oerenberg Climb (Eckelraderweg)

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Dirty climb with two sharp turns. Due to the first corner you cannot maintain the speed of the descent, so that you instinctively have to rake up from a standstill.

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35.5 km

Savelsbos

Nature Reserve

52.1 km

Côte Saint-Pierre Climb from Lanaye

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Great landscape, very moderate ashpalt. (does not roll!)

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54.2 km

Tumulus d'Emael

Archaeological Site

57.7 km

Kanne Bridge

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The current bridge was inaugurated on Friday, September 22, 2004, as a commemorative plaque indicates. Pedestrians don't have to walk it all the way from end to end thanks to …

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58.2 km

Zusserdel Climb

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A diamond in the region. This slope makes such beautiful turns that it almost makes you nauseous. It is not without reason that the Belgians call this winding slope “t Slingerbergske”.

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