Via Jecore ‘Bike and train’
Following works currently underway, the section between points-nœuds 30 and 32 in Waremme is temporarily inaccessible until 5 October.
PLEASE NOTE, THIS RIDE IS NOT ACCESSIBLE DURING OR AFTER HEAVY RAIN. THE SMALL TRACK ALONG THE GEER FROM LENS-SAINT-REMY TO HOLLOGNE-SUR-GEER MAY BE INACCESSIBLE.
This ride takes you through the picturesque Geer Valley and its green landscapes. Starting from Waremme station, the ride takes you on a short round trip to the Haut-Geer Nature Reserve. Formed from old settling ponds, this location is a small paradise for the birds of Hesbaye and one of the most beautiful bird-watching sites in Wallonia. A few kilometres from here is the fascinating world of insects that you can discover at the Jean Leclercq Insectarium (Hexapoda).
Then pedal towards Tongres and Maastricht, the oldest towns in Belgium and the Netherlands, linked in the past since the Roman era. On the way, you’ll come across several curiosities: the Broukay windmill, the Eben-Ezer Tower which overlooks the Geer Valley with its concrete sculptures of winged creatures, Eben fort and Saint-Pieter fort, the Marnes caves as well as the ENCI area a little before Maastricht.
There are several options suggested for this ride:
Types of bicycle:
All road All terrain Electric
Racing Urban Tandem Kids’ trailers
PLEASE NOTE, THIS RIDE IS NOT ACCESSIBLE DURING OR AFTER HEAVY RAIN. THE SMALL TRACK ALONG THE GEER FROM LENS-SAINT-REMY TO HOLLOGNE-SUR-GEER MAY BE INACCESSIBLE.
This ride takes you through the picturesque Geer Valley and its green landscapes. Starting from Waremme station, the ride takes you on a short round trip to the Haut-Geer Nature Reserve. Formed from old settling ponds, this location is a small paradise for the birds of Hesbaye and one of the most beautiful bird-watching sites in Wallonia. A few kilometres from here is the fascinating world of insects that you can discover at the Jean Leclercq Insectarium (Hexapoda).
Then pedal towards Tongres and Maastricht, the oldest towns in Belgium and the Netherlands, linked in the past since the Roman era. On the way, you’ll come across several curiosities: the Broukay windmill, the Eben-Ezer Tower which overlooks the Geer Valley with its concrete sculptures of winged creatures, Eben fort and Saint-Pieter fort, the Marnes caves as well as the ENCI area a little before Maastricht.
There are several options suggested for this ride:
- The ‘bike and train’ version over one day (70 km)
- The alternative ‘bike and train’ version over two days with a night in Tongres (70 km)
Types of bicycle:
All road All terrain Electric Racing Urban Tandem Kids’ trailers- Difficulty: Easy
- Elevation: 119 m E+ - 187 m E-
- Distance: 70 km
- Starting point: Waremme (Waremme station car park via Place Ernest Rongvaux). Then head towards the point-noeud 27 then 28.
- End point: Maastricht
- Points-nœuds to follow: 35 → 34 → 32 → 30 → 32 → 34 → 35 → 36 → 15 → 50 → 51 → 52 → 53 → 54 → 127 → 556 → 118 → 115 → 116 → 111 → 112 → 114 → 407 → 432 → 405 → 402 → 401 → 12 → 3 → 1
Itinéraire
Departure/Arrival
Point of interest
Circuit n° 1
Nodes to follow
35 → 34 → 32 → 30 → 32 → 34 → 35 → 36 → 15 → 50 → 51 → 52 → 53 → 54 → 127 → 556 → 118 → 115 → 116 → 111 → 112 → 114 → 407 → 432 → 405 → 402 → 401 → 12 → 3 → 1
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- Difficulty :
- Easy
- Height variation :
- D+ 119 m - D- 187 m
- Distance :
- 70 kms
- Departure :
- Lieu de départ Waremme