Averbode Abbey – Averbode Abbey loop from Vlaams Natuurreservaat Pinnekensweier

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Averbode Abbey – Averbode Abbey loop from Vlaams Natuurreservaat Pinnekensweier

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Averbode Abbey – Averbode Abbey loop from Vlaams Natuurreservaat Pinnekensweier

00:44

12.8km

40m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 19, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 6.80 km for 56 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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Ter Scoete Restaurant

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With a view of the tower...

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Gerhagen Forest Museum

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Since the last renovations, the forest museum of Gerhagen actually consists of two parts with separate managers. The museum itself is managed by the Werkgroep Ecologie Tessenderlo (WET) and that …

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1.63 km

Heggebossenweg cycle path through the Gerhagen Nature Reserve

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Beautiful asphalt cycle path, sloping terrain between the trees and along the water

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3.80 km

Parking Entrance Nature Reserve Gerhagen

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Here you can park your car in the shade. If the area is unknown, consult the information boards.

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5.88 km

Averbode Abbey

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The Abbey of Averbode was founded in 1135 on the initiative of Arnold II, Count of Loon.

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6.83 km

Gate Halls

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This building has been given the name 'Poortzals Antwerp - Limburg - Brabant'. This building used to be a horse stable for the ebeozekers (16th century).
This building was completely …

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6.92 km

The Norbertine Abbey is a living embodiment of spirituality and (church) culture. Around 30 brothers live here, their day structured by three communal prayer times: morning prayer, the Eucharist (at …

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