From the Ardennes to the sea, travel across borders by bike
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Véloroutes
For the less adventurous, there are marked cycling routes of medium or long distance that are suitable for bike touring. They are made up of shared lanes and green lanes, and take advantage of low-traffic secondary roads for safe travel. Keeping fairly level, free from steep hills, they can be enjoyed by one and all!
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Network of junctions
Saddle up on your trusty bike and explore the junction network made up of a dense web of bike-friendly routes that regularly intersect at crossroads. In the field, you’ll find each junction intersection numbered, with an indication of the possible directions to the following numbers. Thanks to this system, you can construct your route “à la carte” as you go.
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EuroVelo
Take the EuroVelo, long-distance cross-border European routes. Each one offers travellers a superb range of landscape, heritage or cultural sights to discover along the way and is suitable for cyclists of all levels, often on roads with no car traffic. Explore Europe, relying on fully certified partners!
Getaways
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© MTPDL-Reed-H.Lenaerts Lake loop
415 km
Would you like to cycle through a region made up of rivers, lakes and hedged farmland? The lake loops ...
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© TOV-Reed-H.Lenaerts Mountain range
473 km
Surpass yourself and take the legendary routes of the classic Flanders and their mythical hill-climbs. ...
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© Westtoer-Reed-H.Lenaerts Monts de Flandre à Vélo
42 km
Discover all the splendour of this hilly landscape. With an electric bike, making the ascent is absolutely ...
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Cycle tourism offers
Whether you choose the EuroVelo, Véloroute or junction network, it’s up to you! Between long or medium-distance tours, and family hiking, you are spoiled for choice when it comes to discovering France – Wallonia – Flanders cross-border products.
Network of junctions
Saddle up on your trusty bike and explore the junction network made up of a dense web of bike-friendly routes that regularly intersect at crossroads. In the field, you’ll find each junction intersection numbered, with an indication of the possible directions to the following numbers. Thanks to this system, you can construct your route “à la carte” as you go.
EuroVelo routes
Take the EuroVelo, long-distance cross-border European routes. Each one offers travellers a superb range of landscape, heritage or cultural sights to discover along the way and is suitable for cyclists of all levels, often on roads with no car traffic. Explore Europe, relying on fully certified partners!
Cycling routes
For the less adventurous, there are marked cycling routes of medium or long distance that are suitable for bike touring. They are made up of shared lanes and green lanes, and take advantage of low-traffic secondary roads for safe travel. Keeping fairly level, free from steep hills, they can be enjoyed by one and all!
Projects and partners
The “Ardenne Cyclo” project
The “Ardenne Cyclo” project aims to create two cross-border tourist cycle routes through the Ardennes massif.
The project is capitalizing on the growth of European cycling consumers to create high-quality bicycle tourism opportunities based on two major European routes: EuroVelo 5 and EuroVelo 19 (the River Meuse by bicycle). The project is concentrating the investment resources on the development of sections, gaps and crossings which currently disrupt the routes well as on the installation of information, service and metering fixtures.
The EUROCYCLO project
The EUROCYCLO project capitalizes on the rise of bicycle tourism in Europe to create a high-quality tourist offer based on EuroVelo 3, 4 and 5, which are three major European cross-border routes, the Somme (V30) and the Lys. While Flanders is fully networked with cycle routes, junction networks have been in full development in Wallonia for three years. France, too, is continuing to invest in developing its cycle routes, cycle loops and junction networks.