Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
Flemish Roads maps the climbs hiding in Flanders
A free cycling map for exploring Flemish climbs and cobbled sectors, checking their profiles, and building routes to export as GPX.
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- Cyclists planning hilly rides in Flanders
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- Road heights are measured against public laser models every few metres, rather than inferred by joining GPS track points.
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The page says road heights come from public laser models of the ground, with each road measured every few metres; it distinguishes this from reconstructing elevation by connecting GPS track points. It also says famous bergs and cobbled sectors are checked by hand. The examples include a 116 km Tour of Flanders route with 54 climbs and a Paris–Roubaix listing of 31 cobbled sectors.
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