Trailheads in Belgium
Starting points with parking, route details and community tips.
All 2 Trailheads in Belgium on Lemoyn – with community reviews and opening hours.
Belgium isn't a country of lift-served bike parks – it's a country of tours, and there are plenty. The biggest area is in the east: the East Belgium MTB network around Amel has more than 480 km of routes signposted green, blue and red throughout, running through the High Fens and the Amel, Our and Warche valleys. Nine new routes were added in 2024.
In Wallonia, several waymarked loops of roughly 18 to 30 km start at the Citadel of Namur, above the confluence of the Meuse and Sambre. Bring a GPX track, as some signs are missing. If you'd rather ride with a lift, Bikepark Ferme Libert is in Malmedy.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Trailheads
What is a trailhead?
A trailhead is the official start and end point of a trail network or MTB route. You'll usually find parking, information boards and sometimes facilities there. Trailheads are the ideal starting point for accessing a trail network.
How do I find the best trailhead for my skill level?
On Lemoyn you can filter trailheads by region, difficulty and trail length. Community ratings give you a realistic impression of what to expect. Also check the linked routes and comments from other riders.
Is there parking at trailheads?
Most trailheads listed on Lemoyn have designated parking or at least safe spots to leave your vehicle. You'll find the exact details in each spot description. Popular trailheads can get busy in peak season – starting early pays off.