Bulskampveld Provincial Estate – Scheepsput loop from Hertsberge

Bulskampveld Provincial Estate – Scheepsput loop from Hertsberge

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Bulskampveld Provincial Estate – Scheepsput loop from Hertsberge

02:18

38.6km

80m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 10, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 11.4 km for 97 m

After 15.5 km for 166 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.19 km

De Kruiderie Herb Garden

Highlight • Natural

Here you can also have a picnic at the picnic tables in peace

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2.36 km

Bulskampveld Gravel Path

Highlight • Cycleway

Cycle path in gravel, part of Bulskampveld route

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2.40 km

Bulskampveld Provincial Estate

Highlight • Forest

Here you will find a variety of cycle paths that meander through the wooded domain. The domain, located in the province of West Flanders, offers a peaceful and picturesque environment, perfect for a relaxing ride. The route takes you through green forests, along vast fields and over picturesque bridges.

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3.15 km

Bulskampveld Castle

Highlight • Castle

The current castle is the second to be built in the Bulskampveld. The Liège architect Clément Léonard drew the plans for this neo-Gothic country estate. From 1887 to 1892, approximately 80 men worked day in, day out on the new castle and the outbuildings. Count H. de Meeus financed the prestigious project as the client.
The new castle shows little castle allure. It is a large country house in a sober, neo-Gothic style.
At the same time as the construction of the castle, a new coach house was built, as well as horse and cow stables. On the side of the vegetable garden, now a herb garden, we notice that parts of older buildings were used: among other things, a piece of fieldstone wall was preserved. A water tower was constructed on the corner of the coach house. On top of this tower stood a mill that pumped the water from the artesian well. A clock-like instrument on the tower indicated the height of the water supply.
(Province of West Flanders)

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