The Tour de France 2023 will start with 2 challenging stages in Basque Country (Bilbao) and finishes after 3 weeks at the Champs Élysées in Paris. In the route of this year's Tour the small number of stages that will most certainly end in a bunchsprint is particular. There will be several hilly stages in Basque Country, Alps, Pyrenees, Jura, Vosges and the Massif Central. Moreover, there is only one timetrial of just 22 kilometers. The number of mountain-top finishes is not extreme: 4. Nevertheless, the Tour of 2023 features several of the most famous climbs like Col du Tourmalet, Col d'Aspin, Puy de Dôme, Grand Colombier, Joux Plane, Col de la Loze, Ballon d'Alsace and Col du Platzerwassel. Find all details of the Tour de France 2023 route here, including all stage-profiles.
Tour de France 2023: route in stats:
✅From Saturday July 1st until Sunday July 23rd ✅110th edition ✅Total number of kilometers: 3.448 ✅Average stage distance: 164,2 km ✅2 countries: Spain and France ✅Grand Départ in Bilbao ✅Souvenir Henri Desgrange (highest point): Col de la Loze (2.304m) ✅21 stages ✅2 rest-days ✅1 individual timetrial (total: 22 km) ✅4 sprint-stages ✅4 summit finishes