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Rondobox & Guide: Gran Rondo ⚫🟡 Brabant-Wallon

Rondobox & Guide

Put the greatest circle Brabant-Wallon on your palmares

Choose your own date, starting point, and company.
The prep is done — you just need to ride and enjoy!
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Roundly the most fun gift for your cycling friends — or add it to your own bucket list!

✓ Rondoguides and gpx available immediately.
✓ Includes road route and gravel route.
✓ Unlimited route updates.
✓ Ride and support: KiKa — Every child cancer-free 🙏🧡

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Rondopack Digital Rondoguide + GPX — 15 euro Digital Rondoguide + GPX + 🎁 Rondobox — 25 euro

✓ 2 boxes = Free shipping

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The Route

Road route ↻76km ⇗610m

Gravel route ↻85km ⇗770m

The largest gravel circle of Walloon Brabant - A beautiful circle through Walloon Brabant full of castles, forests, and the best Walloon climbing work — including a passage along Waterloo, where Napoleon suffered his final defeat in 1815. Safe travels!

An iconic loop, hand-plotted to perfection into a super fun, bike-friendly route full of beautiful highlights — and a unique circle on the map. 🚴‍♂️✨

To put this round on the map, you cycle a beautiful circle through the hilly heart of Walloon Brabant — a region full of castles, forests, and history that you rarely experience so closely on a bike.

From the forests of Bois Sainte Anne, you descend along the Montagne de Goutte to the Venelle Notre-Dame in Dion-le-Mont. Via the picturesque Moulin du Tiege, you briefly bounce over the cobblestones of the Rue Almez — a preview of what is to come — and head south via Chastre and Cortil-Noirmont. Through the vast plains around Marbais, you pass the Monument à la Cavalerie Néerlandaise, an impressive tribute to the fallen of 1815, after which the stately Château de Houtain-le-Val welcomes you for the second half.

Then the most beautiful — and most treacherous — part of the ride begins. Around Genappe, the cobblestones appear in all their glory: the Chemin de Vieux Genappe, the Chemin de la Cense Brûlée, and the Chemin du Crucifix — together accounting for about 7 kilometers of cobbles and gravel that test both your legs and your concentration. After that, the historical climax awaits: Hougoumont, the infamous farm where the Battle of Waterloo took its decisive turn, followed by the iconic climb to the Butte du Lion. Here, on these hills, Napoleon suffered his final defeat. After this spectacle, you are rewarded with the serene calm of Lac de Genval, for a smooth finale via the Rue des Templires back to the starting point. After approximately 78 km on the pedals, you reach the point where you started. The circle is complete!

Narrow straps? That works perfectly! The route includes about 6 km of cobbled sections and about 1 km of gravel — all perfectly rideable on a racing bike.

Gravel bike? Then take the gravel variant with extra unpaved sections through the hollow roads and forests of Walloon Brabant.

ps. The route is still a beta version (digitally checked to the last detail) and will soon be officially previewed by mr.granrondo. Check in the route planner if you want to join the ride. Would you prefer to go on an adventure by yourself now? Let us know if you encounter any specifics or road closures!

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WHAT'S INCLUDED?

🌟 Rondoguide

Detailed guide with everything for a successful cycling adventure.

✓ Instant access to the digital Rondoguide and GPX in your account.
✓ Routes in Wolf Maps, GPX, and Komoot.
✓ Unlimited route updates — always the most recent version.
✓ Recommended cafés and restaurants with links to Google Maps.
✓ Water points to fill your bottles.
✓ Timetables for multiple starting points and daily schedules.
✓ 10% discount on everything at Kalkman.cc

🎁 Rondobox (optional)

filled with goodies and energy bites for on the go:

✓ Delicious Kalkman Energy Bites (3 pieces).
✓ Frame sticker + Helmet sticker.
✓ Beer coaster with emblem and route map.

✓ Giving it as a gift? Free gift-wrapped for you!

📌 Rondo Planner

Ideal if you enjoy riding together – Plan your own Self-guided adventure and invite others to join, or hop on a ride planned by someone else.

✓ View & Create: See all upcoming group rides or plan a Rondo yourself.
✓ Availability: Share when you are ready to ride.
✓ Real-time Crew: See exactly who else is joining the adventure.
✓ Connect: Send messages to coordinate meeting points and details.

🍻 Locations on the route

Enjoy the hospitality of the cafés / restaurants along the route:

☕ Start – Choose your starting point or perhaps start off at one of the recommended locations, where you will of course return after the bike ride.

🚰 Rest Stop – Feel free to stop along the way to refill your water bottles.

🍹 Finish – Relax on a terrace at the finish location.

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How to access your Rondoguide & GPX files?

Bought a Rondobox in a store or received it as a gift?
In the lid of the Rondebox, you will find a unique start code link (for one-time use only). After check-in, which can be arranged in just a few clicks via our website, the Digital Rondoguide with the GPX files is immediately available in your account.

Bought a Rondobox for yourself via GranRondo.cc
Immediately after ordering, the Digital Rondoguide with the GPX files is available in your account. The Rondobox will follow by post within a few days.

Can you ride every day this Rondo?

Go on an adventure
Ride this round whenever you want. You don't have to provide a date.

When there are large tours or cycling competitions, parts of the route may not be accessible or may have limited access. Check the competition calendar and tour calendar.

What is the starting point?

You can start anywhere on the circle.

Are you coming from further away? If possible, start a catering location on the route, so that you can start or end with a drink and/or a tasty (drink) snack.

What is the recommended riding direction?

Go on an adventure
This round is designed to cycle clockwise. This is the most beautiful and practical due to fewer crossing points and traffic lights.

Events
For events, we cycle it clockwise.

What to expect on the route?

The route is entirely about the paved roads with approximately 6 km of cobblestone sections and about 1 km of gravel — all perfectly rideable on a racing bike.

The gravel route contains 40% unpaved / gravel sections.

ps. The route is still a beta version (digitally checked to the last detail) and will soon be officially previewed by mr.granrondo. Check in the route planner if you want to join the ride. Would you prefer to go on an adventure by yourself now? Let us know if you encounter any specifics or road closures!

How is the Rondobox delivered?

Events
You can pick up the Rondobox at the starting location.

Go on an adventure
The Rondobox will be sent to you:
✓ Free shipping in the Netherlands and Belgium for all orders totaling from 45 euros (= 2 boxes).
✓ Shipped within 36 hours on weekdays, subject to availability.

is cancellation or exchange possible?

Rondo Pack
Upon placing your order, you receive immediate access to the Rondoguide and GPX files. Just like donations to charity, digital files are non-returnable. Consequently, orders cannot be cancelled or refunded.d.

You have ordered the Round Package. Where can you find the GPX?

Here are the steps to find the gpx:

Go to account.granrondo.cc
Enter here the exact same email address you used to place the order.
You will receive a verification code by email that you need to enter.
Go back to account.granrondo.cc
In the Rondo guides, you can see the Rondo you purchased. The GPX is on the Rondo guide page.

How much of your donation goes to KiKa?

100% to KiKa
If you add this round to your start list, you can make a voluntary contribution. The entire amount will go to KiKa.

Events / Challenges
Do you want to give even more motivation / meaning to your participation for the good cause? Then you can create a fundraising page for KiKa to collect donations from your friends, colleagues / network, and family.

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