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View image gallery Starting point of the route
View image gallery Take this road rather than the RAVeL at the start of the walk.
View image gallery Fleurus Road Crossing
View image gallery Bridge to cross
View image gallery Shared route with cars

Cycling route : Gilly - Parc Bivort (Jumet)

A round trip by bike to Parc Bivort, starting from the RAVeL relay in Gilly, located on the ‘La Houillère’ line, which you can follow to Parc Bivort, which is not accessible to bikes.

Thanks to the RAVeL, line 119 of ‘La Houillère’ is highlighted here as part of the cycle and pedestrian belt that surrounds Charleroi.

On your return, don't hesitate to take a break in a friendly atmosphere and, why not, enjoy a refreshment at the Relais du RAVeL.

Practical information :

  • GPX track.

  • Starting point : Rue du Coquelet, 104, 6060 Charleroi

  • End point : Parc Bivort, Rue Maximilien Wattelar or Rue Joseph Bivort, 68, 6040 Charleroi (Jumet)

  • Distance between Rue du Coquelet and Parc Bivort : 8 km

Photo credits : © Maison du Tourisme de Charleroi

Photo credits for the technical gallery : © AMT Concept - Isabelle Dubois

My specific needs

Validity: From 23 September 2021 on 27 January 2027

Audit conducted by

AMT Concept

Access-i informs you about the accessibility of this place based on data collected on-site at a given time. Any changes after the visit by Access-i are the responsibility of the operator.

Dernière mise à jour effectuée le 15 May 2026 - 09:18

Technical information

Technical gallery

View image gallery Entrance to the catering area
View image gallery Some crossings are well signposted
View image gallery Others, not...
View image gallery Coating degraded in places
View image gallery Coating degraded in places
View image gallery Rest area
View image gallery Change of direction
View image gallery Shared route with cars
View image gallery Railway crossing

Downloads

Explications de l'analyse Access-i d'un circuit vélo - [pdf/171.8KB] Types de vélo adaptés pris en compte dans l'analyse Access-i - [pdf/178.2KB] Fiche descriptive du circuit vélo Gilly - Parc Bivort - [pdf/4.2MB]

Contact information

General contact

Rue du Coquelet 104
 6060 - Charleroi
Tel.: 071 86 14 14 E-mail: maison.tourisme@charleroi.be
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Contact person

Sandra Noé
Tel.: 071 86 35 08 E-mail: sandra.noe@paysdecharleroi.be

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