Accessible adventures across Europe
Adventure does not have to be extreme. Every route here is ridden first, and we tell you what to expect.
Find your ride
Watchtowers: Gravel, south loop
- 52.1 km
- 62 m up
- Level 2 of 5
5 km from Tilburg Centraal station
Tilburg Gravel Highlights
- 64.1 km
- 25 m up
- Level 2 of 5
- 3-4 h
0.1 km from Tilburg Centraal station
Watchtowers: Gravel, north loop
- 67 km
- 63 m up
- Level 2 of 5
2 km from Tilburg Centraal station
Tilburg Mountainbike Highlights
- 82 km
- 23 m up
- Level 3 of 5
- 5-6 h
0.4 km from Tilburg Centraal station
Watchtowers: Road, short
- 90.3 km
- 72 m up
- Level 2 of 5
0.2 km from Tilburg Centraal station
Watchtowers: Gravel, long
- 98.4 km
- 93 m up
- Level 3 of 5
2 km from Tilburg Centraal station
Watchtowers: Road, long
- 116.2 km
- 101 m up
- Level 3 of 5
0.2 km from Tilburg Centraal station
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Destinations
Luxembourg · Guide
Luxembourg
Ardennes, Mullerthal and the red-earth south. Public transport is free, so no car needed.
Netherlands · Two loops
Tilburg
Two loops by the station. Then a city with plenty to do when the bike is parked.
Netherlands · Five loops
All Along The Watchtowers
Five loops around Tilburg past five lookout towers, on gravel and on the road.
More places we rode
No guide yet, only photos. Tell us which one you want next.
Iceland
Iceland · Southern highlands
by Wout van de Donk for Loek Luijbregts
Cappadocia
Turkey · Hot air balloons and white rock
by Loek Luijbregts
Morocco
Morocco · Fes and the Middle Atlas
by Youri Zwart for Loek Luijbregts
Canary Islands
Spain · Volcanic gravel above the sea, on the GranGuanche
by Loek Luijbregts
Cyprus
Cyprus · Troodos and the coast
by Loek Luijbregts
Vosges
France · Forest gravel and big views
by Loek Luijbregts
Bergslagen
Sweden · Forest roads and lakes
by Jeffrey Wiese with Loek Luijbregts
Girona
Spain · Pine forest and hill views
by Loek Luijbregts
Costa Blanca
Spain · Calpe, mountains and the sea
by Loek Luijbregts
West Highland Way
Scotland · On foot, not on the bike
by Loek Luijbregts
How hard is it?
Every ride has a level from 1 to 5. Our routes so far sit at 2 and 3, on purpose.
- 1 Easy Wide, firm paths and short days.
- 2 Accessible Mostly firm gravel, a few soft parts.
- 3 Adventurous Longer days, sand or rough bits.
- 4 Demanding Remote or rough. You need skills and spares.
- 5 Extreme Not what we are here for.
Who rides first
Loek Luijbregts
Rider, route maker and cycling tourism strategist. 30+ gravel regions ridden across Europe, Africa and beyond.
I choose where to ride first. A region can pay for a trip after that. It can never buy a place on this site. Paid and partner content is always labelled.