This 69-kilometer-long motorcycle route takes you through the rolling Pajottenland, the picturesque hinterland of Brussels, and introduces you to the authentic Flemish countryside. The start and endpoint are in Schepdaal, from where you ride along winding roads, charming villages, and vast fields. Along the way, you will discover historical gems such as the imposing Castle of Gaasbeek and its mysterious triumphal arch, the centuries-old Black Mill, and charming village churches like that of Pepingen.

The route offers a nice mix of nature and culture. You ride along old cobblestone roads, through forests like the Eygenveldbos, and pass typical landscape elements such as peat bogs and meadows. You can take a break in local cafés like Het Dravershof, where you can enjoy a local beer, or at the farmhouse brewery HUB Brewers, where tradition and flavor come together.

Along the way, there are numerous unique sights: abandoned farms telling the story of depopulation, chapels at crossroads of old roads, and even a prayer grotto. The route is accessible for every motorcyclist and offers ample parking at the main stops.

This motorcycle route is highly recommended for anyone who enjoys rural tranquility, Flemish history, and surprising stops along the way. Discover the Pajottenland at its finest: winding, green, and full of stories.