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The entire wood is protected and guards are always walking around. Respect posted signs and stay on designated trails and paths.
Overview
This ride is a mix of cool tracks (with mud and roots) and nice wood roads. There are some quite hard and long climbs alternating with enjoyable descents and pretty technical singletrack. You'll pass through some wonderful areas and see a number of memorials along the way.
This loop connects mostly flowy tracks, some more dry technical sections around "Etang de la Pate d'Oie" and wet sections along the railway (on the east). The climbs are sometimes hard but the downhills are often long and easy heading into the woods.
Need to Know
- It is possible to have a break at the bar called "Chez Lulu", near the train station.
- On weekends, the part in Bois-de-la-Cambre can be full of pedestrians, especially on sunny days.
- Horses are common along the second part of the ride (in Forêt-de-Soignes)
Description
The part of this trail located in the "Bois de la Cambre" is mainly composed of straight lines into the woods. But this ride will guide you to a smooth and sinuous descent to the wonderfull place called "Etang du Fer à Cheval".
From there, you'll take the quite long climbing path of
Chemin des Tumuli and cool down-hill of
Drève du Comte to
Drève des Bonniers where the nice singletrack (
Avenue-du-Bois Trail) is waitting for you. After this, you have to work on the
Sint Corneliusdreef to earn your climbing before enjoying the descent down
Kwekerijpad.
Get ready, because you're now on the coolest part:
Drève-des-Bonniers to Avenue-du-Bois Connector. After all this, you pass on the other side of the highway using the bridge to join the wood on your left.
Again, riders will follow some straight lines into the woods before crossing over to the other side of the highway (by a tunnel this time). On your right-hand side after the tunnel, there is another cool singletrack that allows you to join the hippodrome of Groenendal.
In the middle of this hippodrome, a path leads to the ponds and the amazing stonehenge-like memorial on
Sentier de Grasdelle. From there, you'll find
Sentier de la Petite Espinette and
Sentier des Sables, wich goes to where the ride started a few hours before on
Chemin du Réservoir .
Contacts
Shared By:
Salim JOLY
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