Tour Explore / Races / Giro d'Italia 2017 Measured route guide
Giro d'Italia 2017: stages, elevation, and climbs 21 published stage routes covering 3,615 measured kilometers and 87,912 meters of cumulative elevation gain.
Explore this race on the interactive map Stage-by-stage route guide Stage 1 · flat Alghero to Olbia
Distance 201.2 km
Elevation gain 2,598 m Stage 2 · hilly Olbia to Tortolì
Distance 222.2 km
Elevation gain 7,021 m Stage 3 · flat Tortolì to Cagliari
Distance 148.6 km
Elevation gain 2,770 m Stage 4 · mountain Cefalù to Etna (Rifugio Sapienza)
Distance 180.4 km
Elevation gain 5,856 m Stage 5 · flat Pedara to Messina
Distance 162.1 km
Elevation gain 3,414 m Stage 6 · hilly Reggio Calabria to Terme Luigiane
Distance 219.9 km
Elevation gain 4,012 m Stage 7 · flat Castrovillari to Alberobello
Distance 222.8 km
Elevation gain 2,089 m Stage 8 · hilly Molfetta to Peschici
Distance 187.2 km
Elevation gain 4,246 m Stage 9 · hilly Montenero di Bisaccia to Blockhaus
Distance 149.5 km
Elevation gain 3,426 m Stage 10 · time trial Foligno to Montefalco
Distance 40.2 km
Elevation gain 635 m Stage 11 · hilly Florence (Ponte a Ema) to Bagno di Romagna
Distance 159.3 km
Elevation gain 6,637 m Stage 12 · flat Forlì to Reggio Emilia
Distance 237.0 km
Elevation gain 4,407 m Stage 13 · flat Reggio Emilia to Tortona
Distance 167.0 km
Elevation gain 522 m Stage 14 · hilly Castellania to Santuario di Oropa
Distance 131.8 km
Elevation gain 1,491 m Stage 15 · hilly Valdengo to Bergamo
Distance 200.9 km
Elevation gain 3,477 m Stage 16 · mountain Rovetta to Bormio
Distance 220.2 km
Elevation gain 8,686 m Stage 17 · hilly Tirano to Canazei
Distance 219.4 km
Elevation gain 8,558 m Stage 18 · mountain Moena to Ortisei/St. Ulrich
Distance 138.4 km
Elevation gain 5,792 m Stage 19 · mountain Innichen/San Candido to Piancavallo
Distance 190.3 km
Elevation gain 5,830 m Stage 20 · mountain Pordenone to Asiago
Distance 188.0 km
Elevation gain 6,278 m Stage 21 · time trial Monza ( Autodromo ) to Milan
Distance 29.0 km
Elevation gain 166 m How the terrain figures are calculated Tour Explore calculates the route distance, elevation gain, highest point, and profile from GPX geometry. Organizer-published distance and course classifications remain separate from these measurements, making discrepancies visible instead of replacing one figure with another.