Ardennes

The famous ourtal route through the Our valley, close to the German border. The route goes constantly up and down, though contains few tough climbs.

Visit the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and even venture into the German Rhineland region. The route contains longer, less steep climbs then usually found in the Ardennes, even containing a few hairpins bends. Climbs include the TintesMuhle, Steenrich (without the final part) and the Alscheid climb, with it's many hairpin bends. Options for a coffee stop in the beautiful towns Clerveaux or Kautenbach. The final slightly longer climb is the climb to Asselborn, right after Clerveaux.

A slightly longer route through the north of Luxembourg, visiting the beatifull medieval town of Vianden. A perfect place for a coffee break. Before reaching Vianden, the route contains several climbs across the German border. The longer climbs are: TintesMuhle (km 28), Mont St. Nicholas (km 56), Alcheid (km 88), with it's many hairpin bends, Weltzerstrooss (km 97) and Miesbierg (km 102).

Enjoy a beer at the famous La Chouffe brewery in Achouffe before tackling the Chabrehez. Or take a coffe break in Vielsalm, before climbing the Côte de Neuville.

Cross the German en Luxembourg borders. The route contains two major climbs: Zollambt and Junkersberg.

A route through the most famous part of the Ardennes, containing the famous climbs of the Wanne, the first part of the very steep Stockeu, which can be skipped as it is a small extra loop. The longest climb is the beautifull and the Rosier climb. After the decent, the Côte de Xhierfomont is climbed, immedietly followed by La Levee (without the steep first part).

A short loop around the town of Gouvy. Perfect for a quick ride.

A scenic route past the waterfalls of Coo. Starting off with a very long flowing decent, after which the Côte de Xhierfomont and the easier side of the Rosier need to be climbed. After a coffe break in Coo, the Côte d'Aisomont awaits, followed by an optional loop to climb the steep Wanneranval. The final climb of the day is the Côte de Neuville from Vielsalm.

A route to the city of La Roche-en-Ardennes, from which the tougest climb in the Ardennes can be tackled, the Col de Haussire. Although it can be skipped if you prefer a more easy climb: the Côte de Samrée.

A route to the city of Houffalize. Starting of with the Provedroux and Tournée del Combe. The most notable climb on the route is the Côte de Bonnerue.

Starting with a tough climb, this route goes past the fens and lakes of the German speaking part of the Ardennes

A trip to neighbouring Germany and the Eiffel region, passing the pitorresque town of Monschau and conquering beatifull climbs within the Eiffel national park

A short but tough route, with the famous climb of the Roche aux Faucons, known from the Liege-Bastogne-Liege. Though do save a bit of energy for the final climb of the Chambralles, which is a killer!