- 50°27′40″N 3°33′43″E / 50.4612°N 3.5619°E / 50.4612; 3.5619 The
Bosberg (English:
Forest Hill) is a hill in the
Pajottenland in
Belgium with its top...
- surroundings, asparagus, the
Groenewoud forest and
forestrial swimming pool de
Bosberg. In 1863, the
Swalmen railway station opened on the
Maastricht to Venlo...
- and
Bosberg. In 2012, the
finish was
changed to Oudenaarde, 30 km (19 mi) to the west of Geraardsbergen,
thereby excluding both the Muur and
Bosberg from...
-
Raspaillebos is
located on the
steep eastern flank of the
witness hill,
Bosberg. This
beech forest is
situated in a
highly undulating landscape on the...
- the penultimate, and
often decisive,
climb and
always followed by the
Bosberg before the
finish in Meerbeke. The Muur was
removed from the 2012 race...
-
Meurisse then got a
further point for
being first over the fourth-category
Bosberg, the only
other categorised climb.
Although they both
ended the
stage with...
- the Muur-Kapelmuur, and by the time he had
reached the
final climb, the
Bosberg, he had an un****ailable advantage. The rest of the
breakaway riders were...
- the day
after 75 km, and
continued to work
together until the
Bosberg. On the
Bosberg, the last
climb of the day,
Verbeke left
Visser behind and soloed...
-
featured nine
categorized climbs,
including the Muur van
Geraardsbergen and
Bosberg as the last two climbs. The race
started in
Oudenaarde and
finished in...
-
above Seebach (Baden), four
kilometres southeast of the
Hornisgrinde Bosberg (1,052 m)
Geisberg (1,047 m), 3 km
northeast of the Rohrhardsberg, near...
