Café Coureur – Glainberg Climb loop from Kerniel

Café Coureur – Glainberg Climb loop from Kerniel

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Café Coureur – Glainberg Climb loop from Kerniel

03:14

53.7km

340m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 9, 2026

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16 m

Café Coureur

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Ideal for a quick bite or even more ... B&B for cyclists .... super friendly people and staff.

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16.6 km

Heesveld Pathway

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Tight concrete, next to the highway, good condition in 2022, quiet little traffic

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20.6 km

WWII trenches in Zutendaal - Sluisstraat

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nice tight new asphalt in 2021, through the forest

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22.4 km

Trekschuitweg (South Side of the Albert Canal, Genk)

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Nice tight asphalt, good connections

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25.8 km

Albert Canal Cycle Path: Gellik – Eigenbilzen (South)

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Good asphalt, nice to continue, well sheltered in the summer

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36.2 km

Sleutelersbos

Forest

47.9 km

Kasteel Hoogveld

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Hoogveld Castle is situated on a hill of over 100 m high, hence the name. It is surrounded by a beautiful castle park.

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48.0 km

Glainberg Climb

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Glainberg is a climb in the Haspengouw region. It is 1 kilometer long and covers 45 vertical meters with an average gradient of 4.7%. This climb scores 26 climbing points. …

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52.2 km

Farm with detached components. In the Atlas of the Neighborhood Roads (1844) only the barn is depicted with extensions on either side. Historically there was no house on the property. The current house dates from 1962.

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