Tour de Suisse 2025 Route stage 6: Chur - Neuhausen am Rheinfall

Friday, 20 June – The 6th stage of the Tour de Suisse covers 186.7 kilometres from Chur to Neuhausen am Rheinfall. Along the way, the riders tackle nearly 2,400 metres of climbing, most of which comes well before the finish line.

Wildhaus and Hemberg are the two places where aspiring Mountain King can bag KOM points. The first climb is 8.9 kilometres long at an average gradient of 6.8% (summit at kilometre 52.7), while the second covers 6.2 kilometres at 5.5% (summit at kilometre 75.4). The rest of the route isn’t exactly flat, but overall, it’s a course where a sprinter who doesn’t mind a bit of climbing will feel right at home.

An uncategorised climb that's worth mentioning appears after just 18 kilometres. It rises for 3 kilometres at 6.8%, while the route after passing through Hemberg is far from pan flat either, but it would be a stretch to call it hilly. Gently rolling is more accurate.

Between kilometre 151.2 and 152.3 – the designated Tissot kilometre – riders can contest two sprints worth 3, 2 and 1 bonus seconds each. At the finish, 10, 6 and 4 bonus seconds are up for grabs.

Fancy riding the route yourself? Download GPX 6th stage.

Another interesting read: results 6th stage 2025 Tour de Suisse.