View of Château de Froidcour – La Petite Vecquée loop from Dolhain-Gileppe

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View of Château de Froidcour – La Petite Vecquée loop from Dolhain-Gileppe

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View of Château de Froidcour – La Petite Vecquée loop from Dolhain-Gileppe

04:59

71.3km

1,180m

Cycling

Hard bike 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: August 28, 2026

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Parc naturel des Sources

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6.09 km

Bois de Goé

Forest

14.1 km

Our Lady and Saint James Church, Polleur

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The Saint-Jacques Church also called Notre-Dame et Saint-Jacques Church is a Catholic religious building located in the center of the village of Polleur in the province of Liège, Belgium. Dating …

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34.6 km

Col de la Vecquée

Mountain Pass

38.8 km

View of Château de Froidcour

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This imposing castle was built on a terrace overlooking the Amblève valley. With its keep and watchtowers, it is particularly photogenic. It is private property and a gîte.

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43.6 km

Sanatorium du Basil

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Absolutely worth seeing. You should have seen it. 😁👍

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47.3 km

Col du Rosier

Mountain Pass

47.6 km

La Petite Vecquée

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At this intersection with the Bérenzenne road, you discover the Petite Vecquée. A Vecquée is an ancient Gallic road, which became a Roman road.

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55.2 km

View of Balmoral Castle

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Nestled on the Balmoral Corniche, the castle overlooks Lake Warfaaz. Balmoral Castle was built in 1912 by the architect Charles Castermans and the contractor Viatour in the Anglo-Norman style.

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67.2 km

Cross at La Gileppe

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69.3 km

Limbourg Castle

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The chapel was built between 1560 and 1566 and has stood in its current form since 1774. In between, it was often destroyed, and one portal reads: "Rebuilt by the Limburgers" Anno 1774".

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