Hi,
I receive frequently e-mail from people asking about cycling trails in Belgium.
There's one website that gives you an overview on the cycle networks in Belgium.
You have two different cycle networks:
1) the Long Distance routes (LF) who are signposted in two directions
2) the cycle node networks, The ‘nodes’ (‘knooppunten’) are the points where these cycling paths intersect. Each node in the network is numbered. You can use these nodes to map out a cycling itinerary. You decide for yourself how long you want the trip to be and where you want to go.
For more information, please feel free to visit :
Cycling Belgium - Biking Belgium
I receive frequently e-mail from people asking about cycling trails in Belgium.
There's one website that gives you an overview on the cycle networks in Belgium.
You have two different cycle networks:
1) the Long Distance routes (LF) who are signposted in two directions
2) the cycle node networks, The ‘nodes’ (‘knooppunten’) are the points where these cycling paths intersect. Each node in the network is numbered. You can use these nodes to map out a cycling itinerary. You decide for yourself how long you want the trip to be and where you want to go.
For more information, please feel free to visit :
Cycling Belgium - Biking Belgium
