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Tournibus State Forest – Château de Maredsous loop from Gerpinnes

Tournibus State Forest – Château de Maredsous loop from Gerpinnes

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Tournibus State Forest – Château de Maredsous loop from Gerpinnes

03:39

58.6km

570m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 22, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 45.8 km for 51 m

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4.01 km

La Grande Basse

Forest

4.88 km

Tournibus State Forest

Highlight • Forest

600 hectares of forest: "For many years, the Tournibus forest has fulfilled a very specific function for the benefit of the other Walloon forests. The quality of its forest stands and the establishment of seed orchards and a conservatory orchard provide effect the "seed counter" of the Walloon Region located in Marche-en-Famenne, along the N4"

The various walks are available on the Entre Sambre et Meuse website: entre-sambre-et-meuse.be/la-foret-domaniale-du-tournibus

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5.07 km

Tournibus Wood

Highlight • Forest

A great path through a beautiful mixed forest.

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5.58 km

Rouge Fontaine

Forest

13.2 km

Picnic Area at the Old Stone Bridge on RAVeL Line 150

Highlight • Rest Area

Line 150 is being built by the Belgian State Railways to link the lower Sambre to the French Ardennes: two industrial basins connected by waterway but for which the rail represents a significant acceleration.
In the 2000s, the army gave up its right to these lines, the infrastructure of which was in poor condition. In 2008, work began on the construction of a RAVeL track starting from the Meuse.

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17.3 km

Rest Area on RAVeL Line 150

Highlight • Rest Area

The Infrabel 150 line is being built by the Belgian State Railways to link the lower Sambre to the French Ardennes: two industrial basins connected by the waterway but for which the rail represents a significant acceleration.
In the 2000s, the army gave up its right to these lines, the infrastructure of which was in poor condition.

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18.0 km

Ermeton-sur-Biert Monastery

Highlight • Religious Site

The monastery is a former feudal castle (Château d'Oultremont) of several centuries (fourteenth and essentially sixteenth century), restored in 1632, 1754 and 1903, then transformed into a priory in 1936 and bought by the nuns in 1942. It was occupied until 2020 by Benedictine nuns. Rectangular towers flank this building which has retained, internally, part of its decorative heritage.

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22.6 km

Maredsous Abbey

Highlight • Religious Site

Maredsous Abbey is a Benedictine monastery located in Maredsous, in the town of Anhée, in the province of Namur (Belgium).
If some Maredsous cheeses are really matured in the cheese dairy of the monastery itself, the beer called “Maredsous beer” is not brewed at the monastery, the abbey having entrusted the production and marketing to the Duvel Moortgat brewery located in the Region. Flemish.

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23.3 km