Schipdonk Canal Car-Free Path – Ghent–Bruges Canal loop from Maldegem

Schipdonk Canal Car-Free Path – Ghent–Bruges Canal loop from Maldegem

Moderate

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Schipdonk Canal Car-Free Path – Ghent–Bruges Canal loop from Maldegem

02:08

51.8km

60m

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 26, 2026

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13.5 km

Schipdonk Canal Car-Free Path

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Car-free cycling from Zomergem to Damse vaart

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14.8 km

Sunflower Field at Stoktevijver

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very nice, but can be very windy

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14.8 km

Schipdonk Canal Cycle Path

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The canal meanders through the Belgian countryside and offers beautiful views of the surrounding polders and fields. The cycle path along the canal is well maintained and often far removed …

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23.0 km

Leikanttragel Cycle Path Along the Ghent-Bruges Canal

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top developed cycle path in the canal

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23.2 km

Ghent–Bruges Canal

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Beautiful towpath along the water. You can cycle along this canal from Ghent to Bruges without encountering too many cars.

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23.5 km

Ghent–Bruges Canal Path

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very good bike path along the canal, hopefully you have the wind on your side here, otherwise it will be tough

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31.3 km

Brugse Vaart: Beernem–Aalter

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right along the canal, with the right wind, things go quickly

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50.7 km

Large park area with many walking and cycling paths, playground equipment. You can relax there for a few hours. Apparently also popular with the students in their study period who look for the coolness and shade.

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