Stationsvijver Eernegem – Landscape Park De Stationsput loop from Ichtegem
Stationsvijver Eernegem – Landscape Park De Stationsput loop from Ichtegem
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Stationsvijver Eernegem – Landscape Park De Stationsput loop from Ichtegem
03:09
48.1km
120m
Cycling
Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 21, 2026
Tips
Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 26.1 km for 247 m
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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5.03 km
Domein Moerbeek
Castle
6.01 km
View of the Water Tower on the Groene 62
Highlight • Viewpoint
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6.73 km
Stationsvijver Eernegem
Highlight • Lake
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6.87 km
Landscape Park De Stationsput
Highlight • Lake
In the spring of 2022, the landscape park was renovated to respond even more to the silent experience of nature. Among other things, a covered rest point for cyclists and natural play elements for children ensure that the park is a perfect stopover while cycling!
In addition, it is also the ideal place to rest, walk or go fishing and of course enjoy nature.
Facilities on the domain:
- public toilet
- natural play elements
- bicycle storage
- picnic area (also covered)
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15.7 km
De Swal
Nature Reserve
17.1 km
Brouwerij Christiaen & Käthe Kollwitz Museum
Highlight • Historical Site
The museum not only highlights Käthe Kollwitz as an artist, but also as a strong woman and (grieving) mother. The common thread running through the exhibition is her indictment of the fact that children are the main victims of war. There is also a unique collection of works by this expressionist German artist.
The museum is located at Sint-Maartensplein 15B in Koekelare and is open from Tuesday to Sunday. The ticket is valid for both the Käthe Kollwitz Museum and the Fransmansmuseum.
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23.9 km
Ramboutstraat Gravel Road, Vladslo
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
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26.2 km
Vladslo German War Cemetery
Highlight • Historical Site
Upon entering, this cemetery appears small, yet more than 25,600 fallen German soldiers are buried here in a comrades' grave.
A German first aid post was originally established on this site after the First Battle of the Yser. Consequently, the first fallen soldiers were buried here as early as October 1914. By the end of the war, the cemetery held more than 3,000 fallen soldiers.
After the war, many German cemeteries scattered behind the front line were consolidated into four cemeteries. Vladso is one of them.
The cemetery is overlooked by the "Grieving Parents," created by Käthe Kollwitz. They are looking at the comrades' grave where their 18-year-old son, Peter Kollwitz, is buried—I believe in the ninth row. Peter died on October 23, 1914.
Yet another place to reflect on. This display gives a face to war and evokes feelings for loved ones who never returned… Touching.
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26.4 km
Praatbos Information Board
Highlight • Rest Area
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48.1 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
22.4 km
11.8 km
6.35 km
5.14 km
2.47 km
Surfaces
25.8 km
9.09 km
8.46 km
2.41 km
1.74 km
651 m
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