Bike rides

Enjoy a wonderful ride through the woods of Villers-la-Ville!

This rural and flat walk passes through Walhain’s three villages and explores the municipality’s main cultural treasures: the Libersart tumuli, the Tiège windmill and the Geographical Centre of Belgium. You can also take a small detour to visit the old Walhain Castle!

A route designed for cycling that will take you to see a number of great places in Clabecq, Braine-le-Château and Ittre!

A route designed for cycling that will take you to see a number of great places, passing through the municipalities of Saintes, Tubize, Quenast and Rebecq!

Cycle this 23km route to explore part of Roman Païs!

Did you know that the center of Walloon Brabant has been the breeding ground for many comics and the place of residence of famous cartoonists? Tintin, Le Chat, Cubitus and Yoko Tsuno are some of these characters who grew up on these lands.

Meet the great comic book authors of Walloon Brabant and their well-known heroes. First compulsory passage: Céroux-Mousty. This beautiful Brabant village welcomed Hergé for several decades. You will then go to Limal where Dupa, father of Cubitus lived and to Wavre, the city of Roger Leloup, the author of Yoko Tsuno, whose fresco adorns one of the walls of the city center. Louvain-la-Neuve will be the last big stage of this route. Stop there to visit the Hergé Museum and admire the many frescoes dedicated to comics, spread throughout the city. You may be lucky enough to meet Gaston, Violette, Largo Winch and others.

This ride, whose particularity is to form an eight, allows you to divide your effort into two, with the first virtue of offering yourself a good breath of fresh air that costs nothing other than the energy to pedal!



There are small roads and bucolic greenways winding between the villages. Several original heritage elements will allow you to discover local history during your stops. Let us quote for example the cross of Saint-Géry, the cemetery military of Chastre or the Drève Chévequeue in Walhain which borrowed the name of the ri whose route it follows.

This route, starting from Villers-la-Ville Abbey, takes you into the surrounding countryside and to some rather interesting cultural sites: the Kongolo Memorial, Dussart watermill, several small chapels, ...

From the Wellington Museum to Napoleon’ Last Headquarters, passing through the Sonian Forest and the Argenteuil Estate!

!! Watch out!!

This route contains sections that can be dangerous and is not suitable for children under the age of 15. A mountain bike or electric bike are strongly recommended. The starting point is in the centre of Waterloo, between points 92 and 93 behind the “Waterloo Tourism” office.

The guidebook for this trip, as well as two other loops, one cycling and one walking, can be purchased for €2.50 from Waterloo Tourism (Chaussée de Bruxelles 218, 1410 Waterloo)

An enchanting point of view, mysterious stones, a chapel and its magnificent ceramics, a majestic farm, a "white" village and a giant tomb will punctuate your journey to discover the unusual towns of Incourt, Beauvechain and Jodoigne!

Depart from the Opprebais quarry, a vast turquoise body of water, and follow the Transincourtoise which links the various villages of Incourt in complete safety. Then pass by Nodebais, the exceptional farm of Wahenges and the village of Mélin, illuminated by the whiteness of the stone of Gobertange.

From Nivelles to Braine-le-Château, get on your bike for a 38 km ride in the footsteps of the knights ... Go back in time during this ride in the heart of the Middle Ages!

Discover a 37km mountain bike route through the Villers region!