Best bike parks around Haisnes are characterized by their unique landscape, often featuring reclaimed industrial sites like slag heaps and local forests. The area provides a network of cycling routes and trails suitable for mountain biking, gravel, and trekking. While not traditional bike parks with extensive downhill infrastructure, these locations offer varied terrain for cycling enthusiasts. Haisnes and its surroundings provide opportunities to explore the local environment on two wheels.
Last updated: May 24, 2026
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The terrain is nice, but the signage isn't great... we start a circuit (no. 5) and very quickly there are no more signs... Circuit no. 7 seems well signposted
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Excellent circuit in the Florimond woods for those looking for a few speed sensations. To prolong the experience, the slag heaps 230 and 94 are not far away!
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Site with many choices of circuits
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Pyramidal circuit Follow the black arrows n°7, some of them are missing (the GPS tracks help to make the complete tour). There are also a few climbs/descents that are a little technical but short to avoid for real beginners but it's easy to do all the same. Some area a little muddy during rainy periods. I tried to get as close as possible to the original circuit or the arrows by doing the circuit several times & comparing the GPS tracks recorded and adding the missing paths on OpenStreeMap (sometimes the path of the map & the arrows differ a little, e.g. from the 1st entrance to the forest, the arrows pass a little lower than the path on the map, so I made a little mix between the 2, which adds a little climb ;) )
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Nice spot with lots of mountain biking variants, follow the arrows and the colors!
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Ascent, descent and nice place ... There is something to do in this place
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Nice and pleasant site for the climb and the beautiful descent
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Departure for several mountain bike routes with several levels of difficulty The black 7 being the most difficult. a washing station + an inflator are available
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While Haisnes doesn't feature traditional bike parks with extensive downhill infrastructure, the region offers a diverse network of cycling routes and trails. You'll find opportunities for mountain biking, gravel riding, and trekking, often utilizing reclaimed industrial sites like slag heaps and local forests. These areas provide varied terrain for cyclists of all levels.
Yes, for mountain biking, you can explore the Singletrack on Terril de Grenay, which offers an excellent technical single track with views of the mining basin. Another popular spot is Spoil heaps 74 and 74a, known as a great playground for mountain bikers with beautiful climbs and singletracks around the slag heaps.
The Bois de Florimond Pumptrack offers an excellent circuit in the Florimond woods, perfect for those looking for speed sensations. Nearby slag heaps are also available to extend your riding experience.
Yes, the Cabiddu Park MTB Base serves as a departure point for several mountain bike routes and provides convenient facilities such as a washing station and an inflator for your bike.
For breathtaking views, head to Spoil heaps 74 and 74a, where you can enjoy a magnificent panorama once at the top. The Singletrack on Terril de Grenay also offers a great view of the mining basin and the twin slag heaps of Loos-en-Gohelle.
Beyond cycling, the region around Haisnes offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can find numerous cycling routes for touring bicycles, dedicated MTB trails, and even running trails for those who enjoy jogging.
Many routes in the Haisnes area are suitable for various skill levels, including easier options. For example, the Cycling around Haisnes guide lists routes like the 'La Bassée – La Bassée don la bassée loop' which is rated as easy, making it a good choice for family outings.
Cycling in the Hauts-de-France region, including Haisnes, is generally pleasant from spring through autumn. The weather is typically mild, making it ideal for exploring the trails and routes. While winter cycling is possible, some trails might be muddy or less accessible.
The terrain varies significantly. You'll encounter everything from paved paths and gravel tracks to more rugged off-road sections, especially around the slag heaps. These former industrial sites provide unique ascents, descents, and varied surfaces for a dynamic cycling experience.
Yes, some locations are popular with both cyclists and pedestrians. For instance, Terril 46 of Verquigneul is a notable spot used by both, offering a shared space for various activities and exploration.
Komoot offers detailed guides for various activities in the region. You can explore specific routes for cycling, mountain biking, and running around Haisnes, complete with distances, difficulty grades, and user tips.


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