Tour de France Femmes 2026 stages
9 stages, 1 to 9 August 2026. 1,178 km and 18,795 m of climbing.
9 stages from 1 August 2026 to 9 August 2026: 1,178 km and 18,795 m of climbing in total, made up of 3 flat, 3 hilly, 2 mountain and 1 time trial stages. The longest is stage 8 at 175.0 km; the biggest day of climbing is stage 7 with 3,565 m; the highest point of the race is 1,910 m on stage 7. Each stage page carries the route profile, the gradient figures, the categorised climbs where the roadbook data is in the app, and the wind from the day it was raced.
Every stage
| Stage | Route | Date | Distance | Climbing | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lausanne → Lausanne | 1 Aug | 137.0 km | 1,403 m | Flat |
| 2 | Aigle → Genève | 2 Aug | 149.0 km | 1,721 m | Flat |
| 3 | Genève → Poligny | 3 Aug | 156.5 km | 2,444 m | Hilly |
| 4 | Gevrey-Chambertin → Dijon | 4 Aug | 21.0 km | 265 m | Time trial |
| 5 | Mâcon → Belleville-en-Beaujolais | 5 Aug | 140.0 km | 2,783 m | Hilly |
| 6 | Montbrison → Tournon-sur-Rhône | 6 Aug | 153.4 km | 2,574 m | Hilly |
| 7 | La Voulte-sur-Rhône → Mont Ventoux | 7 Aug | 146.8 km | 3,565 m | Mountain |
| 8 | Sisteron → Nice | 8 Aug | 175.0 km | 1,865 m | Flat |
| 9 | Nice → Nice | 9 Aug | 99.0 km | 2,175 m | Mountain |
Distance, climbing and type from the official route data.
Climbs of the race
| Climb | Stage | Category | Length | Average | Summit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mont Ventoux | Stage 7 | HC | 15.7 km | 8.8% | 1,910 m |
| Col d'Èze (4th) | Stage 9 | Cat 1 | 6.0 km | 7.6% | 491 m |
| Col d'Èze (1st) | Stage 9 | Cat 2 | 7.7 km | 5.9% | 491 m |
| Col d'Èze (2nd) | Stage 9 | Cat 2 | 7.7 km | 5.9% | 491 m |
| Col d'Èze (3rd) | Stage 9 | Cat 2 | 7.7 km | 5.9% | 491 m |
| Col de la Grande Limite | Stage 7 | Cat 2 | 6.6 km | 5.0% | 515 m |
| Col de Suzette | Stage 7 | Cat 2 | 3.9 km | 6.4% | 404 m |
| Col du Colombier | Stage 7 | Cat 3 | 3.2 km | 6.4% | 441 m |
Roadbook figures, ranked by category then height gained. The full list across all races is on the climbs page.
Every stage here runs in ProPace with the real wind from the day, and the app puts your own numbers on it against the pro reference. How the simulation works, and what it deliberately cannot tell you, is set out in How much slower than a pro are you?