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Flemish Roads Open the map

Discover every road worth riding.

Climbs, cobbles and hilly roads across Flanders and beyond. Find the famous ones. Find the ones you didn't know existed.

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Explore the roads of the Classics

Start somewhere good.

Every climb

From famous bergs to ramps without a name.

Flemish Roads measures the roads themselves and finds the climbs in their elevation profiles. Every one is on the map, rated from 1 to 10.

Find climbs nearby
The map with the climbs around Oudenaarde and the list of the hardest ones in view

Look before you ride

See how steep it gets.

The gradient, the steepest section, the height, the surface and the full road profile, before you get there. Tilt the map and the climb stands up in 3D.

View the Koppenberg
The Koppenberg open in Flemish Roads: 560 m at 11.5 %, its profile coloured by gradient and the road in 3D

Build the ride

Draw a route through them.

Click a climb and the route rides it, foot to top. Distance, climbing and every climb on the way, as you draw. Export it as GPX when you're done.

Build a route

Suggest a route

Or let it find a hilly loop.

Pick where you start and get three loops back. Want more climbing? Ask for it. Pick one, change it, ride it.

Suggest a route

You don't need to go to the Ardennes.

There are climbs everywhere. Flemish Roads finds the small ones too: the ramp behind the church, the lane up to the farm, the road you've ridden past for years.

See what's near you
The map around Zottegem: hundreds of small climbs, most of them easy, all of them on the map
Around Zottegem · every coloured line is a climb

Ride the Classics

Explore the roads of the Classics.

All the Classics

Measured from the ground up

Road profiles come from public laser height models of the ground, not from joining up the points of a GPS track.

  1. The roadsEvery road a bike may use, from open map data.
  2. The heightsEach road measured every few metres against a laser model of the ground.
  3. The climbsWhere a road rises far enough and steeply enough, it becomes a climb.
  4. Checked by handThe famous bergs and cobbled sectors, verified one by one.
How Flemish Roads works

The best roads are never flat.

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