This Wednesday, the eyes of cycling season followers will once again turn to Belgium (in addition to Italy, but this will be the subject of a dedicated publication) for the Danilith Nokere Koerse 2025.

Between hills and cobbles, this 188.2 km Belgian race takes place in Flanders, between Deinze and Nokere. Below you'll find full details of the race, including an OpenStreetMap of the route, which can also be downloaded in Google Earth, the race profile and the timetable.

Danilith Nokere Koerse 2025 course on OpenStreetMap, hourly itinerary and race profile

Danilith Nokere Koerse 2025 will start in Deinze, and initially the race will go almost straight through Gavere towards Zottegem. Before reaching Zottegem, however, the riders will find the first cobbled sector, that of the Paddestraat (note: on the map below you can recognize the cobbled sectors precisely, with a cobbled icon at the start of the sector and the same icon but crossed out with a red line at the end of the sector).

Continuing south-west, they will find two cobbled sectors a little further on, Jagerij and immediately after from the Karel Martelstraat to the Holleweg. They then find the first climb of the day, Kokerelle (1800 m at 3.4%). The race then passes through Oudenaarde before heading northwest to the cobbled Varent/Varentstraat sector. Continuing on a parallel route to the south-east, they will find a series of 4 climbs, Hellestraat (1500 m at 3.8%), a passage through Anzegem then Holstraat (1000 m at 4.7%), Petegemberg (600 m at 6.7%) and Fabriekstraat (950 m at 5.2%). This first part of the route is shown in dark blue on the map, and they now arrive at the circuit, shown in red on the map.

Here they immediately find a cobbled hill, the Nokereberg, and then, as they head east, a cobbled section, Herlegemstraat. Returning to this circuit, they then climb the cobbled Lange Aststraat, before passing a short cobbled section on the Huiseplein. Taking a short detour to the south of the circuit, they find another cobbled section, Doorn, and then, returning to the main road, another, from Doorn to Wannegemdorp. They then head for the entry point on the circuit to do it a second time, again over the two hills and three more cobbled sections. When they reach the end of the last cobbled sector on this second run, rather than heading for the circuit entry point, they turn right and then left to return in the opposite direction on the course, until the final climb to the finish in Nokere's Waregemstraat (1100 m at 3.5%).

Below you'll find the time schedule, profile and OpenStreetMap of Danilith Nokere Koerse 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

Danilith Nokere Koerse 2025's route in Google Earth

Would you prefer to see the Danilith Nokere Koerse 2025 route in Google Earth, or would you prefer a virtual flyover over the route? You can do so by downloading the KML file containing the route below

>> Download the Danilith Nokere Koerse 2025 route in Google Earth

door Thomas Vergouwen
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