Lambiek-Geuzeroute

Monday, September 18, 2023 by Pascal GistelinckBridge over ring road between junctions 56 and 57 is broken, no passage possible. Had to make a detour. Why is that not mentioned here? It's a tough route, but with a decent bike and equally decent legs you can do it without getting off.
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Thursday, July 13, 2023 by M.M.Your ebike literally rattles apart on the lambik geuze route. Cobblestones and roads there are downright in bad shape. Also, you bike halfway in t city, lots of traffic around your bike, lots of motorists who don't take cyclists into account. In short, glad I got off this bike route.
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Thursday, February 25, 2021 by Willem DemuynckVery beautiful but spicy: many 'ups and downs'. Not suitable for city bike, better mountain bike (or e-mtb, like me). Also good: ALL junctions are listed - no wasting time or having to guess along the way. Especially the part Beersel-Alsemberg-Dworp-Hallerbos is beautiful. Highly recommended...
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Monday, September 21, 2020 by Eddy Van de WeyerScenically a very beautiful route. On Sundays, both the Lambiek reception center in Alsemberg and the breweries along the way, were closed. The route itself is not suitable for the recreational cyclist. Slopes are too steep, which means you often have to dismount and go on foot. Best to mention this explicitly in the info about this route.
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Thursday, July 30, 2020 by J.C.Nice varied route. I wouldn't do it without an e-bike, though. Sometimes very up and down. Saw a lot and especially enjoyed the surroundings.
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Sunday, April 5, 2020 by Veerle GunsSpicy ride, but very beautiful.
Do try to cycle it on a nice (dry) day.
The roads in Beersel are dramatic and therefore dangerous in wet and muddy weather.
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Tuesday, July 23, 2019 by L.L.According to our personal experience, too many steep hills. And on the downhill sometimes steep cobblestone sections... Distance of (only) 37km gives a distorted picture especially if you know that you often have to walk up the slope on foot with experienced mountain bikers puffing and puffing past you ... Few (or no) places to drink something. Also no benches along the way to take a break, unless poorly maintained or in very unattractive places. Indeed best to keep the app handy because getting off on the wrong track is no joke if you have to go back up the slope ;)....
We started halfway through node 63-83, but took the ford 50-53, so we cannot judge the southern side of the route. Despite in some places very nice views, this route did not manage to charm us. Regrettable but only for experienced and well-equipped cyclists....
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Sunday, August 14, 2016 by R.H.It is primarily an attractive route for mountain bikers: steep ascents and descents, regularly on cobblestones, loose pebbles and narrow earthen paths (where it is best not to meet oncoming traffic). The numbering signs are in several places impossible to find or hidden behind bushes. Without a detailed bicycle map you will get nowhere on this route. However, the surroundings are very beautiful.
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Sunday, July 24, 2016 by N.C.Very tough route with many steep inclines. Not for novice cyclists!
Very beautiful of nature though!!!
Highly recommended for the experienced cyclist.
Nadine
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