Measured route guide

Tour de France 2019: stages, elevation, and climbs

Name: Tour de France 2019 measured stage route dataset
Creator: Tour Explore

18 published stage routes covering 2,793 measured kilometers and 14,994 meters of cumulative elevation gain.

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Stage-by-stage route guide

Stage 1 · flat

Brussels (Belgium) to Brussels (Belgium) via Charleroi (Belgium)

Distance: 196.0 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

Stage 2 · team time trial

Brussels - Royal Palace (Belgium) to Brussels - Atomium (Belgium)

Distance: 27.5 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

Stage 3 · hilly

Binche (Belgium) to Épernay

Distance: 218.1 km
Elevation gain: 2,836 m

Stage 4 · flat

Reims to Nancy

Distance: 220.6 km
Elevation gain: 2,188 m

Stage 5 · hilly

Saint-Dié-des-Vosges to Colmar

Distance: 167.4 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

Stage 6 · mountain

Mulhouse to La Planche des Belles Filles

Distance: 150.7 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

Stage 7 · flat

Belfort to Chalon-sur-Saône

Distance: 194.6 km
Elevation gain: 5,509 m

Stage 8 · hilly

Mâcon to Saint-Étienne

Distance: 198.2 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

Stage 9 · hilly

Saint-Étienne to Brioude

Distance: 171.4 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

Stage 12 · mountain

Toulouse to Bagnères-de-Bigorre

Distance: 203.4 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

Stage 13 · time trial

Pau to Pau

Distance: 26.6 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

Stage 14 · mountain

Tarbes to Col du Tourmalet

Distance: 117.9 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

Stage 15 · mountain

Limoux to Foix Prat d'Albis

Distance: 187.6 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

Stage 16 · flat

Nîmes to Nîmes

Distance: 176.7 km
Elevation gain: 2,322 m

Stage 18 · mountain

Embrun to Valloire

Distance: 206.1 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

Stage 19 · mountain

Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne to Col de l'Iseran

Distance: 124.3 km
Elevation gain: 1,018 m

Stage 20 · mountain

Albertville to Val Thorens

Distance: 128.4 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

Stage 21 · flat

Rambouillet to Paris ( Champs-Élysées )

Distance: 77.5 km
Elevation gain: 1,122 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.