Triple Mur des Monty

This 61km cycling route, starting in Dinant , takes you on a challenging and spectacular loop through the Meuse and Bocq valleys. Between steep climbs , charming villages , and wooded sections , this route reveals some of the most beautiful roads in the Namur Condroz region . The formidable Triple Mur des Monty is the main challenge, with its double-digit gradients and the typical atmosphere of a Walloon classic .

You first follow the Meuse northwards , to Profondeville , before entering a series of hilly and more rural roads: Ronchinne , Crupet , Yvoir , Anhée … The landscapes alternate between woods and fields , typical of the Condroz .

The key moment of the circuit is the Triple Wall of the Monty , a formidable segment on a narrow road, with gradients exceeding 15% in places. It will test your legs while offering an unobstructed view of the valley .

The return to Dinant is via gentler paths , once again following the Meuse.

• Length: 1.9 km
• Elevation gain: 173 m
• Steepest section: 19.6%
• Average slope: 9.1%

• Dinant , its historic center and the Meuse
• The Annevoie Gardens , among the most beautiful in Belgium
• The Meuse Valley and its banks
• The village of Crupet ranked among the most beautiful in Wallonia
• Triple Mur des Monty , a legendary and demanding climb
• Yvoir and Anhée , lively towns on the banks of the Meuse
• Profondeville , a verdant stop on the riverbanks

The Triple Wall of Monty owes its name to its three successive levels , each steeper than the last. Little known outside of local cycling circles , it has become a must-do for those who want to test their limits in a calm atmosphere away from the crowds .