Diksmuide Market Square – Wulpen Drawbridge loop from Koekelare

Diksmuide Market Square – Wulpen Drawbridge loop from Koekelare

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Diksmuide Market Square – Wulpen Drawbridge loop from Koekelare

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64.3km

90m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 2, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 39.1 km for 146 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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5.38 km

Paddestraat (Beerst–Diksmuide)

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Rural road between Beerst and Diksmuide

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9.13 km

Diksmuide Market Square

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The market of Diksmuide is a lively and historic place in the city center. On the Grote Markt of Diksmuide, merchants have been offering their wares at the weekly Monday …

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25.0 km

Proostdijkvaart

Lake

31.9 km

Wulpen Drawbridge

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Beautiful bridge over the water. There are wooden benches for cyclists or walkers to rest and enjoy their picnic, simply wonderful.

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41.5 km

Oude Veurnevaart

Lake

42.6 km

View of the Koning Albert I Monument

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If you cycle through West Flanders, you will inevitably come across remnants of the First World War, known in Flanders as the "Great War". The Museum Westfront Nieuwpoort tells how …

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43.1 km

King Albert I Monument (Westfront Nieuwpoort)

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The King Albert I Monument in Nieuwpoort was erected in 1938 in honour of King Albert I and the Belgian troops during the First World War. The monument, designed by …

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43.5 km

Barge at Nieuwpoort Harbor

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47.9 km

Uniebrug War Memorial

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From this bridge you can go in different directions. To Mannekensvere, Nieuwpoort or Diksmuide along the Yzer. There is also a statue here in memory of the fallen soldiers.

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