Tour de France 2017: Route and stages

Tour de France 2017
Chris Froome won the 104th Tour de France, while the podium was rounded out by Rigoberto Uran and Romain Bardet. Warren Barguil was the king of the mountains, Michael Matthews took the points classification and Simon Yates finished the race as the best young rider. Winning five stages, Marcel Kittel was the fastest sprinter.

Read about the full route of the 2017 Tour de France, and click on the links in underneath table for details on individual stages, including detailed route maps and height profiles.

Tour de France 2017: stages

	Date	Route	Length	Type
1	Sa 1-7	ITT in Düsseldorf (ger)	14.0 km	flat ITT
2	Su 2-7	Düsseldorf (ger) – Liège (bel)	203.5 km	flat
3	Mo 3-7	Verviers (bel) – Longwy	212.5 km	finish uphill
4	Tu 4-7	Mondorf les Bains (lux) – Vittel	207.5 km	flat
5	We 5-7	Vittel – La Planche des Belles Filles	160.0 km	mountain finish
6	Th 6-7	Vesoul – Troyes	216.5 km	flat
7	Fr 7-7	Troyes – Nuits Saint Georges	213.5 km	flat
8	Sa 8-7	Dole – Station des Rousses	187.5 km	mountains
9	Su 9-7	Nantua – Chambéry	181.5 km	mountains
	Mo 10-7	Rest day in Dordogne
10	Tu 11-7	Périgueux – Bergerac	178.0 km	flat
11	We 12-7	Eymet – Pau	203.5 km	flat
12	Th 13-7	Pau – Peyragudes	214.5 km	mountains
13	Fr 14-7	Saint Girons – Foix	101.0 km	mountains
14	Sa 15-7	Blagnac – Rodez	181.5 km	heuvels
15	Su 16-7	Laissac Sévérac l’Église – Le Puy en Velay	189.5 km	hilly
	Mo 17-7	Rest day in Le Puy en Velay
16	Tu 18-7	Le Puy en Velay – Romans sur Isère	165.0 km	hilly, flat finish
17	We 19-7	La Mure – Serre Chevalier	183.0 km	mountains
18	Th 20-7	Briançon – Col d’Izoard	179.5 km	mountains
19	Fr 21-7	Embrun – Salon de Provence	222.5 km	flat
20	Sa 22-7	ITT in Marseille	22.5 km	ITT
21	Su 23-7	Montgeron – Paris	103.0 km	flat