Slingerberg Climb – Bemelerberg Climb loop from Genk

Slingerberg Climb – Bemelerberg Climb loop from Genk

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Slingerberg Climb – Bemelerberg Climb loop from Genk

03:58

85.3km

440m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 31, 2026

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7.34 km

View of the terril in Nationaal Park Hoge Kempen

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Pause here to enjoy the view of the slag heap. Slag heaps are artificial hills of waste material that are created during mining, especially coal. The material, consisting of sand, …

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14.2 km

As Bicycle Bridge

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Bicycle bridge (of course also for walkers) over the busy Europalaan.

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31.4 km

Slingerberg Climb

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Not too steep a climb at the beginning. But only at the last part is the hardest.

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38.9 km

Waterval Hamlet

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Slightly longer climb, beautiful landscape, not steep.

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41.3 km

Genzonweg

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Nice touring through a rural area here. Recommended!

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42.0 km

Schimmert–Genzon Road

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asphalt is completely renewed in 2022, super road now! (the photos are dated)

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52.1 km

Bemelerweg

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Here on the heights you have a view of the surroundings after the Bemeler Berg is up.

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55.6 km

The Bemelenberg. (Amstel-Gold Race)
With the racing bike, it's all about dividing the effort. After the cornering, it's still climbing.
With the Tour bike, it's about finding a good rhythm and enjoying it.

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