Of all the regions in Flanders, the Maasland is the most popular region for cycling. No wonder, because the landscape around the river Meuse is really delightfully flat.

Kinrooi - © Raf Ketelslagers
Cycling, naturally
You can cover a lot of kilometres along the banks of the river Meuse. But don’t go too fast or you might miss some wonderful views. You can also watch the grazers that help manage the natural environment. The ferries are an easy way to cross the river, and then you are suddenly in a far-off foreign land - the Netherlands! The two countries’ cycle routes connect perfectly so you won't get lost.

Maaseik - © Guy van Grinsven
String of Meuse villages
You don’t visit the Meuse villages for their bustling centres or the variety of things to do when you go out; you go to experience the peace and quiet and the beauty of a picturesque village. The church clock in the background is the only sound you will hear. It’s never been so easy to combine culture and nature in a single day.
What to do in the neighbourhood

Sailcenter Limburg Kinrooi

Bezoekerscentrum Oud-Rekem

Guesthouse 't Dorpshuys
Near the popular cycling route and the Hoge Kempen National Park, this guesthouse is your ideal base camp to discover this region. The bicycle-friendly accommodation is a window on Limburg nature which offers many great hiking and cycling opportunities. The cities of Genk, Hasselt, Tongeren and Maastricht are easily accessible and Maasmechelen shopping outlet, Bokrijk and C-mine are only 15 minutes away by car.

De Beurs ( The local Stock Market ), four centuries of tradition and hospitality.
Passantenhaven Dilsen
Forellenvijver De Pelikaan
Voet- en fietsveer 't Veerke

't Orgelhuys

Hagerhof Fietscafe & Paardenpension

La Myrrhe
Where to sleep in the neighbourhood

De Wissen

Camping Zavelbos is camping amid greenery

E69 Sunclass Sonnevijver

De Maasnacht - verdieping 1

't Orgel Thuis

Sailcenter Limburg boot

TIVOLI

De Klaproos

Eurotel Lanaken
