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Wallonia cycling features three road routes totaling 267 km with moderate climbing up to 664 m, mostly on minor roads and cycle paths.

Wallonia offers three road cycling routes starting from Anderlues, Waterloo, and Couvin with lengths ranging from 71 to 121 km. The routes vary in climbing with the most challenging being Couvin to Reims, which covers 121 km and 664 m of ascent. All routes are point-to-point and provide a mix of minor roads, cycle paths, and main roads for varied riding experiences.
The climbing on these routes is moderate with most terrain flat or gently rolling; only 1.2 km exceed a 5% gradient, and steeper sections over 10% are brief. The surface is predominantly paved at 94%, ensuring smooth conditions. Seasonal temperatures and recorded rides in September indicate comfortable cycling conditions in late spring to early autumn.
The riding in Wallonia is mostly on relatively flat to gently rolling terrain with limited steep sections. Typical routes range around 71 to 121 km with climbing between 306 and 664 m. The road mix consists of about 31% minor roads, 23% cycle paths, and 22% main roads including some stretches at 80 km/h or more. Surfaces are 94% paved with minor unpaved stretches. The steepest climb reaches a 21.5% gradient for 500 m. Major climbs include the Couvin to Reims route at 664 m elevation gain.
The three routes contain 74.2 km of cycle paths, 22% main roads, and 36 km of roads with speed limits of 80 km/h or more. Minor roads make up 31% of the network, together with quiet streets, roads with cycle lanes, paths, and tracks.
The best time to ride is between May and September, based on both climate data and recorded rides in September. Temperatures range from 17°C in May to 23°C in July and August, providing suitable conditions for cycling.
Best months: May to Sep.