From ‘KOERS’ you cycle along the Groenestraat past the ‘De Ruiter’ neighborhood towards ‘Passendale’. The landscape transitions into a rolling terrain. Along several war monuments, ‘Passchendaele Canadian Memorial’ & ’Tyne Cot Cemetery’, we cycle towards ‘Zonnebeke’.

From now on, the landscape is characterized by challenging climbs in a winding area. Along the ‘Polygoon’, you cycle via the back of Bellewaerde to ‘Zillebeke’. ‘Hill 60’ leads you to the ‘Palingbeek’. From here, it goes straight to ‘Voormezele’. Just beyond ‘Bayernwald’, the longer distances head towards the village center ‘Kemmel’.

The ‘Kemmelberg’ is the first climb on the cycling menu, followed by ‘Scherpenberg’. The 100 and 125km routes head to Loker. From Loker, the climbs follow one after another at a fast pace, both in Belgium and France.

The following climbs are on the menu: ‘Mont Noir, Mont Kokereel, Mont Boeschepe, Mont Vert, Zwarteberg, Schomminkel, Baneberg, Rodeberg, Sulferberg, and Monteberg’. We cycle along the slopes of the Kemmelberg to the village of ‘Wijtschate’, where we join the other distances.

Via deserted roads, you reach forgotten villages, such as ‘Hollebeke and Geluveld’. Along forests and nature domains, you cycle to ‘Beselare and Moorslede’.
From Moorslede, it’s a downhill route to Roeselare. Along the buildings of ‘Roularta’, you reach the finish at ‘KOERS’. This ride has 1303Hm.