
Oude Kwaremont
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The Tour of Flanders, or Ronde van Vlaanderen, is known for short, steep hills and cobbled roads. Start with Oude Kwaremont, Paterberg, Koppenberg and Taaienberg around Oudenaarde, then consider a separate outing towards the Muur van Geraardsbergen and Bosberg.
6 selected routes, from 0.4 km to 2.0 km, with 45 m to 91 m of elevation gain.

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| Climb and approach | Distance | Elevation gain | Average gradient |
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| Oude Kwaremont 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 2.0 km | 87 m | 4.3% |
| Paterberg 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 0.4 km | 45 m | 12.5% |
| Koppenberg 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 0.6 km | 64 m | 11.4% |
| Taaienberg 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 0.8 km | 49 m | 6.4% |
| Muur van Geraardsbergen 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 1.1 km | 91 m | 8.0% |
| Bosberg 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 1.3 km | 68 m | 5.0% |
Oudenaarde is a practical starting point for the four-climb core of Oude Kwaremont, Paterberg, Koppenberg and Taaienberg. Regional tourism routes start at the Tour of Flanders Centre. Their complete circuits include connecting roads; the figures below cover only the individual climbs.
Muur van Geraardsbergen and Bosberg belong to the race’s history and lie farther east than the Oudenaarde group. Treat them as a separate ride or transfer day. Including them here does not mean they appear on the latest race route.
Short distances can conceal sustained steep ramps. Cobbles also change the ride compared with a smooth Alpine road. Use the profiles to compare the selected climbs and plan a connected route before setting out. For another compact group of short climbs, see South Limburg below.
This selection centres on the cobbled hills around Oudenaarde, with Muur and Bosberg farther east. La Redoute, Stockeu and Rosier belong to the Belgian Ardennes and have their own collection. Keep the two destinations separate when choosing accommodation and building a ride; they are not neighbouring hills on one local circuit.
Average gradient describes the recorded route as a whole. Open a climb to see its elevation profile and how the gradient changes along the road.

11 climbs · Alpine and Pyrenean classics, Ventoux and two contrasting Vosges climbs.

5 climbs · Short, sharp hills near Valkenburg and a longer climb on Camerig.

5 climbs · Liège classics: Redoute and Roche-aux-Faucons, plus Stockeu, Wanne and Rosier.