The starting board of this loop is located on the grass field in front of the sports hall at Domain Grimmertinge, Iepersestraat 52 in Moorslede. Following the path along the sports hall and youth center de 4Link, you enter Molenstraat, where you immediately begin a climb that continues along Passendaalsestraat up to Ter Sterre. It's time to relax and roll gently to the roundabout with Roeselaarsestraat. Once you pass this busy point, you reach Teerlingweg via Oude Molenweg, where the steady climb of Koekuit begins. Upon reaching Gentsestraat, be sure to take some time to enjoy the 360° panorama. We then follow the bike path along Gentsestraat and turn right into Pauweldreef. Through Galgestraat, we arrive at Oude Heirweg, a long stretch that runs almost parallel to the provincial road towards Menen. Be careful when crossing Breulstraat! We leave Oude Heirweg for Kleine Moorsledestraat and then arrive at the village square of Slypskapelle via Slypsstraat and Slypsmolenweg.

In the Saint-Theresa Church, there is a baroque organ from 1760 that renowned organists still love to perform on every year. On the village square, you will also find the “Memorial Cyriel Van Hauwaert,” the first Flandrien. The grave of David Burns, who fell during WWI, stands out next to the church.

On the village square, there is also the starting sign for the loop towards Dadizele.

We leave Slyps via Strobomestraat and take a right onto Sprietstraat. Sprietstraat, together with Slypsstraat, forms one long ascending route towards Breulstraat. On Breulstraat, we head towards the Market Square of Moorslede, with the statue of Father Lievens and the town hall as points of interest.

Via the 6th Jagersstraat and Iepersestraat, we return to Domain Grimmertinge.

The Skeeler network Midwest spreads out over the municipalities of Ardooie, Hooglede, Ingelmunster, Izegem, Ledegem, Lichtervelde, Meulebeke, Moorslede, Oostrozebeke, Pittem, Roeselare, Ruiselede, Staden, Tielt, Wielsbeke, and Wingene, covering a total distance of approximately 450km. You can skate for kilometers through a varied rural and urban landscape. In addition to the beautiful views, there are also nice resting places. You will discover the strengths of the 16 municipalities in three tourist regions: the Leie region, the Bruges Ommeland, and the Westhoek. Both recreational and advanced skaters will find what they are looking for. Runners, walkers, cyclists, etc., can also enjoy this unique network within the Midwest region!