Grab your bike and follow the most beautiful paths through an inspiring and beautiful environment!
Bicycle rental
Boomstraat 30, 3798 's-Gravenvoeren, België
0032 (0) 477230311
info@pinckersfietsenverhuur.be
www.pinckersfietsenverhuur.be
Bicycle rental Berg 17, 3790 Sint-martens-Voeren, België 0032 (0) 470029615 info@ebikestogo.be www.ebikestogo.be
By observing the cyclists' rules, you make the people and nature of the Voer region happy!
ContactSome rules to enjoy the bike ride with respect for the inhabitants and nature, so that everyone is happy again!
Only cycle where permitted and give nature and residents space. The Voer region is not a race track, so adjust your speed! Warn other road users temporarily and kindly.
Cycling side by side is strictly prohibited throughout Europe and can cause life-threatening situations on the narrow roads of Voeren. Try to keep to the right as much as possible and do not hinder other traffic by cycling next to each other!
Approach walkers or other users at a walking pace, be friendly, give each other space and slow down in time, this prevents conflicts and irritation of other road users
If you come across litter on your route, please contact the municipality of Voeren on 0032 (0) 4 381 99 43. Problems with the signposting of the route? Report it to Tourism Voerstreek. Found an injured animal? Contact the Nature help center 0032 (0) 89 85 49 06 Industrieweg Zuid 2051, 3660 Opglabbeek.
Together we are building a high-quality and safe cycling paradise. Have you noticed a missing sign, overhanging branches or a pothole in the road? Report it through 0032 112 373 16 or toerisme@limburg.be or https://visitlimburg.be
For cycling routes around the Voerstreek, the land of Herve and the Dutch South Limburg, click on the banner below to visit the website of the South Limburg Walking Guide. The routes partly run through the Netherlands and Belgium.
Cycling Connects connects 3 countries with 1 cycling experience: a special network of cycling routes through the Euregio Meuse-Rhine with a diversity of languages, cultures and landscapes. A consortium of 12 partners from the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany is working together to improve the infrastructure in the area, to connect the various international cycling routes and to optimally facilitate cyclists with more comfort, safety and information. This project is realized thanks to the support of Interreg - European Regional Development Fund - Euregio Meuse-Rhine and the province of Limburg.
