Giro 2017: Route and stages

Giro 2017 Route
Tom Dumoulin won the 100th edition of the Giro d’Italia, while the podium was rounded out by Nairo Quintana and Vincenzo Nibali. The route was packed with legendary climbs, such as a double ascent of the Stelvio, Blockhaus, Mortirolo, and more. Dumoulin delivered the decisive blow in two long individual time trials. The best sprinter in the 2017 Giro was Fernando Gaviria, who took four stages in his first Grand Tour.

Check out the full route of the 2017 Giro d’Italia. Navigate the links in the table below to read about individual stages, including detailed route maps and profiles.

Giro d’ Italia 2017 stages:

	Date	Route (start and finish)	Length	Type
1	Fr 5-5	Alghero – Olbia	206.0 km	flat
2	Sa 6-5	Olbia – Tortolì	221.0 km	hills
3	Su 7-5	Tortolì – Cagliari	148.0 km	flat
	Mo 8-5	Rest day
4	Tu 9-5	Cefalù – Etna	181.0 km	mountains
5	We 10-5	Pedara – Messina	159.0 km	hills, flat finish
6	Th 11-5	Reggio Calabria – Terme Luigiane	217.0 km	finish uphill
7	Fr 12-5	Castrovillari – Alberobello	224.0 km	flat
8	Sa 13-5	Molfetta – Peschici	189.0 km	hills, flat start
9	Su 14-5	Montenero di Bisaccia – Blockhaus	139.0 km	mountain finish
	Mo 15-5	Rest day
10	Tu 16-5	Foligno – Montefalco	39.8 km	ITT, hills
11	We 17-5	Firenze (Ponte a Ema)– Bagno di Romagna	161.0 km	hills
12	Th 18-5	Forlì – Reggio Emilia	234.0 km	hills, flat finish
13	Fr 19-5	Reggio Emilia – Tortona	167.0 km	flat
14	Sa 20-5	Castellania – Oropa	131.0 km	mountain finish
15	Su 21-5	Valdengo – Bergamo	199.0 km	hills, flat start
	Mo 22-5	Rest day
16	Tu 23-5	Rovetta – Bormio	222.0 km	mountains
17	We 24-5	Tirano – Canazei	219.0 km	mountains
18	Th 25-5	Moena – Ortisei/St. Ulrich	137.0 km	mountains
19	Fr 26-5	San Candido/Innichen – Piancavallo	191.0 km	mountains
20	Sa 27-5	Pordenone – Asiago	190.0 km	mountains
21	Su 28-5	Monza – Milan	29.3 km	ITT, flat