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Nete River Cycle Path – Schelde Bend at Sint-Amands loop from Mortsel-Oude-God
03:31
79.8km
130m
Road cycling
Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 12, 2026
This route includes a ferry crossing
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Includes segments with temporary access restrictions. Check ahead to confirm restricted segments are open to the public.
After 54.9 km for 280 m
After 55.6 km for 280 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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4.08 km
Oude spoorwegberm aan F1
Forest
6.35 km
Langbos
Forest
10.1 km
F1 Cycle Highway
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11.7 km
Nete River Cycle Path
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18.2 km
Blue Pedestrian Bridges at the Three Rivers Point
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Two hundred meters away is a cozy terrace, De Drie Rievieren, where you can satisfy your thirst and hunger.
In good weather you sometimes have to be lucky to get a place, it can sometimes be busy.
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25.6 km
Birrebeek
Lake
37.4 km
View of the Scheldt at Sint-Amands
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This spot also has very cozy terraces where you can satisfy your thirst and hunger on a bike or walking tour.
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37.6 km
Schelde Bend at Sint-Amands
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Did you know that you can do ‘bank hopping’ here? With the triangular ferry Mariekerke - Moerzeke - Sint-Amands you will be on the other side in no time. In short: it is pure enjoyment in Puurs-Sint-Amands!
Need more triggers to discover the Scheldt region? Click through to scheldeland.be/puurs-sint-amands
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38.9 km
Scheepvaartmuseum Mariekerke
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48.9 km
Temse Scheldt Bridge
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The bridges connect landscapes and people.
Trains, cars, cyclists and walkers make daily use of this beautiful building designed by Gustave Eiffel. At 374 meters, the Scheldt Bridge is the longest bridge over water in Belgium and is also the last bridge over the Scheldt, downstream, towards the sea.
The first bridge was designed by Eifel and was completed in 1870.
She served in the railway connection between Mechelen and Terneuzen.
Because there were no cars or bicycles driving around at that time, it was only accessible to railway traffic and pedestrians.
With a length of 343 m (in 1870), it was immediately the longest bridge in Belgium.
During the First World War, the bridge suffered serious damage.
She was restored. Because she was and still is an important connection.
In 1940, however, it was blown up by French and Belgian engineers for strategic reasons.
After the war, the construction of a new bridge was given priority. The first pile was placed on June 2, 1949.
The solemn inauguration by King Baudouin followed on 19 December 1955.
The current bridge is 365 meters long.
In April 1994 the movable part was replaced by a new roller bascule bridge; the solemn reopening of the bridge took place on April 29, 1994.
On the side of Temse are two monumental statues by Karel Aubroeck: The Scheldt and The Waves. These were placed in 1958 and 1964.
Enjoy this horizontal work of art while pedaling or walking…
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53.8 km
Scheldeschorren aan de Notelaar
Nature Reserve
55.4 km
Scheldt Promenade in Rupelmonde
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59.3 km
Noordelijk Eiland
Nature Reserve
79.8 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
68.8 km
5.13 km
4.87 km
666 m
324 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
45.8 km
30.4 km
2.58 km
636 m
425 m
< 100 m
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