Hidden Flemish Gems (Rapha x Bahamontes)

The Oude Kwaremont, the Paterberg, the Koppenberg, the Wall... By now, everyone knows the holy pustules of Flanders - anyone who occasionally rides the racing bike may have already ridden them. These "world-famous" trails are part of the Flemish cycling culture, and even part of our cycling DNA based on the blood of Flandrien. But Flanders is much more than these few tracks that make waves in Vlaanderens Mooiste, Omloop het Nieuwsblad and other E3 Harelbekes.

That's why Rapha and Bahamontes take you perhaps less known, but at least as beautiful cycling sites chiseled in the Flemish clay. Steep or hidden slopes where knees like to squeak, forgotten cobblestones on which it is pleasant to dock, brown pubs where we still tap with love and places where the history of cycling sometimes forgotten has been written... All this in a journey of about 120 kilometers through our not always flat Flemish country.