Time trials total 71 km as climbing reaches 53,240 metres
The 2027 men's route features 71 km of individual time trials and 53,240 m of elevation gain.
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Tour de France 2027 Route
On 22 October 2026, the routes of the 2027 Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes were presented in Paris. The 114th Tour de France starts on 2 July 2027 in Edinburgh, Scotland, with its first three stages (2 to 4 July) passing through England and Wales, including Liverpool and Cardiff, and the men's race finishes in Paris. The Tour de France Femmes starts in Leeds, England, and is scheduled for 30 July to 9 August 2027, with its finish location not yet announced.
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Tour de France 2027 stage 11 runs from Cluses to Saisies on 14 July, Bastille Day
Stage 11 of the 2027 Tour de France runs from Cluses in Haute-Savoie to Les Saisies in Savoie on 14 July. The stage covers about 4,750 metres of positive elevation and passes the Colombiere, Croix Fry, Pre and Bisanne climbs.
114th Tour de France starts in Edinburgh on 2 July 2027
The 114th Tour de France begins with a grand depart in Edinburgh, Scotland, on Friday 2 July 2027. The first stage is flat and finishes in England. It is the fifth grand depart held outside France in five editions.
Tour de France 2027 route unveiled in Paris on 22 October 2026
Race director Christian Prudhomme unveiled the route of the 114th Tour de France at 12:09 on Thursday 22 October 2026 at the Palais des Congrès in Paris. The race runs from 2 July to 25 July 2027 and comprises 21 stages.
Tour de France 2027 total distance is 3,479 km with 53,450 m of climbing
The 2027 Tour de France covers 3,479 km with 53,450 metres of positive elevation gain across its 21 stages.
Tour de France 2027 stage 5 is a 38 km individual time trial between Blois and Chambord on 7 July
Stage 5 of the 2027 Tour de France is the first individual time trial of the race, covering 38 km between Blois and Chambord in the Loir-et-Cher department, through the Loire Valley castles.
Tour de France 2027 stage 17 finishes at Col du Portet on 22 July
Stage 17 of the 2027 Tour de France runs from Pau to Saint-Lary-Soulan and finishes at the summit of the Col du Portet, a climb paired with the Tourmalet for the first time. The stage is in the Pyrenees.
Tour de France 2027 stage 14 runs from Montpellier to Mende through the Cevennes on 17 July
Stage 14 of the 2027 Tour de France runs from Montpellier to Mende in Lozere on 17 July. The stage covers about 4,300 metres of positive elevation, passes the Cirque de Navacelles, and finishes with the Croix-Neuve climb of 3 km at an average gradient of 10.1 percent.
Tour de France 2027 stage 9 includes the Grand Colombier climb in the Jura
Stage 9 of the 2027 Tour de France includes a summit finish on the Grand Colombier in the Ain department, a climb with gradients that can reach 20 percent. The stage is the first mountain stage in the Alps region of the race.
Tour de France 2027 stage 16 includes a 33 km individual time trial in Toulouse
Stage 16 of the 2027 Tour de France is the second individual time trial of the race, covering 33 km in Toulouse. The exact calendar date is not stated in the route presentation.
Tour de France femmes 2027 has nine stages from 30 July to 7 August ending at Puy-de-Dome
The Tour de France femmes 2027 comprises nine stages held from 30 July to 7 August 2027. The race starts in Leeds, England, where both the men's and women's races begin for the first time, and finishes with a summit finish at Puy-de-Dome in France.
Tour de France 2027 spends three days in Great Britain with stages ending in Liverpool and Cardiff
The first three stages of the 2027 Tour de France are held in Great Britain, covering Scotland, England and Wales. The race finishes stage two in Liverpool and stage three in Cardiff, and stage three is entirely in Wales.
Tour de France 2027 concludes on the Champs-Elysees in Paris on 25 July
The 2027 Tour de France finishes on the Champs-Elysees in Paris on Sunday 25 July 2027, following the Saturday 24 July stage from Maubourguet to Libourne.
Tour de France 2027 stage 4 is a flat 171 km loop around Cherbourg on 6 July
Stage 4 of the 2027 Tour de France is a 171 km flat stage on a loop around Cherbourg in Normandy. It is the first stage held in France and follows a rest day on 5 July.
Montmartre ascent included in the 2027 Tour de France finale
The route presentation confirmed that the Tour de France 2027 finale includes the ascent of the rue Lepic in Montmartre before the Champs-Elysees. The inclusion had been under threat before organisers confirmed it.
Tour de France 2027 includes five mountain stages, six flat stages, eight hilly stages and two time trials
The 2027 Tour de France has five mountain stages for climbers, compared with eight in 2026. It also includes six flat stages for sprinters or solo riders, eight hilly stages for puncheurs and breakaway riders, and two individual time trials.
Tour de France Femmes 2027 scheduled for 30 July to 9 August
The Tour de France Femmes is scheduled to run from 30 July to 9 August 2027.
Tour de France Femmes 2027 to start in Leeds, England
The Tour de France Femmes will start in Leeds, in northern England, as part of the 2027 route announcement.
Men's Tour de France 2027 to finish on the streets of Paris
The men's Tour de France 2027 will conclude in the streets of Paris, according to the route presented by the organizers.
Tour de France 2027 route presented in Paris on Thursday at 11:00
The routes of the 2027 Tour de France and the Tour de France Femmes are presented at the Palais des Congrès in Paris starting at 11:00. Marion Rousse presents the women's race first, followed by Christian Prudhomme for the men's race.
First three stages of 2027 Tour de France run through England and Wales
The first three stages of the 2027 Tour de France, held from 2 to 4 July, travel from Scotland through England and Wales, passing through Liverpool and Cardiff.
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Final stage 21 runs from Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines to Paris, with three Montmartre ascents
The men's race ends in Paris on stage 21, which includes three Montmartre ascents before the Champs-Élysées.
Pyrenean stages bring 5,400 metres of climbing on 22 July
Stage 18 combines the Tourmalet and Col du Portet for the first time in a Tour stage, with 5,400 m of climbing.
Men's route alternates sprint, time trial and climbing stages in France
The men's route includes sprint, time trial and climbing stages across France, including a 199 km Montpellier to Mende stage.
Women's race route opens in Leeds and ends atop Puy de Dôme
The women's race starts in Leeds on 30 July, includes a London team time trial, and finishes atop the Puy de Dôme on 7 August.
Three days in Great Britain include stages ending in Liverpool and Cardiff
The 2027 race spends three days in Great Britain, with stages ending in Liverpool and Cardiff.
Race covers 3,479 kilometres with 53,450 metres of climbing
The route totals 3,479 km and 53,450 m of climbing, split across 21 stages in four terrain categories.
2027 men's race starts in Edinburgh and finishes on Paris streets
The 2027 men's Tour de France starts in Edinburgh and finishes in Paris, while the women's race begins in Leeds.