Tour de France 2014: Mountains

Tour de France polkadotCyclingstage.com presents all climbing details of the 2014 route per stage. Percentages, lengths, maximum gradients – in the table below you’ll find it all. Also full details on the cobble stone stage. (Slideshow route/profile)

Hills and mountains in the 2014 Tour de France:

Date Mountains, hills and cobblestones Length Type Mountain class.
1 Sa 5-7 English hills in Leeds – Harrogate 190 km flat Jens Voigt
2 Su 6-7 Steep hills, finish in Sheffield (Eng) 201 km hilly Cyril Lemoine
3 Mo 7-7 Flat roads to London 155 km flat Cyril Lemoine
4 Tu 8-7 Bumpy roads in France and Belgium 163.5 km flat Cyril Lemoine
5 We 9-7 No climbs but plenty of cobbles 155.5 km
152.5 km		 cobbles Cyril Lemoine
6 Th 10-7 Up and down between Arras and Reims 194 km flat Cyril Lemoine
7 Fr 11-7 Flat stage with tricky finale 234.5 km flat Cyril Lemoine
8 Sa 12-7 ‘Impossible’ climb in the Vosges 161 km mountains Blel Kadri
9 Su 13-7 Six climbs in The Vosges 170 km mountains Tony Martin
10 Mo 14-7 La Planche des Belles Filles with 20% 161.5 km mountains Joaquim Rodriguez
Tu 15-7 rest day
11 We 16-7 22 kilometres with climbing in the finale 187.5 km hilly Joaquim Rodriguez
12 Th 17-7 30 kilometres of climbing 185.5 km hilly Joaquim Rodriguez
13 Fr 18-7 First Hors Categorie Climb 197.5 km mountains Joaquim Rodriguez
14 Sa 19-7 Three though mountains, to Risoul 177 km mountains Vincenzo Nibali
15 Su 20-7 Plenty of downhill 222 km flat Joaquim Rodriguez
Mo 21-7 rest day
16 Tu 22-7 Five climbs with an Hors Categorie Finale 237.5 km mountains Joaquim Rodriguez
17 We 23-7 Tough day in the Pyrenees 124.5 km mountains Rafal Majka
18 Th 24-7 Legendary cols: Tourmalet & Hautacam 145.5 km mountains Rafal Majka
19 Fr 25-7 Nasty hill in the finale 208.5 km flat Rafal Majka
20 Sa 26-7 Some hills in ITT 54 km ITT (flat) Rafal Majka
21 Su 27-7 Last polka dot points 137.5 km flat Rafal Majka

Tour de France 2014: Images and more

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Tour de France 2014 Stage 5: Ypres (B) - Arenberg/Porte HainautStage 5

Tour de France 2014 Profile stage 8: Tomblaine - GérardmerStage 8

Tour de France 2014 Profile stage 10: Mulhouse - La Plance des Belles FillesStage 10

Tour de France 2014 Profile stage 13: Saint-Etienne - ChamrousseStage 13

Tour de France 2014 Profile stage 14: Grenoble - RisoulStage 14

Tour de France 2014 Profile stage 16: Carcassonne - Bagnères-de-LuchonStage 16

Tour de France 2014 Profile stage 17: Saint-Gaudens - Soulan Pla d’AdetStage 17

Tour de France 2014 Profile stage 18: Pau - HautacamStage 18

Tour de France 2014 - Route and stages (source: letour.fr)All stages

Tour de France 2014 - Route and stages in England (source: letour.fr)Stages in Engeland

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