Tour Explore / Races / Tour de France 2020 Measured route guide
Tour de France 2020: stages, elevation, and climbs 21 published stage routes covering 3,524 measured kilometers and 92,349 meters of cumulative elevation gain.
Explore this race on the interactive map Stage-by-stage route guide Stage 1 · flat Nice to Nice
Distance 156.4 km
Elevation gain 3,920 m Stage 2 · hilly Nice to Nice
Distance 187.2 km
Elevation gain 8,545 m Stage 3 · flat Nice to Sisteron
Distance 199.1 km
Elevation gain 5,575 m Stage 4 · hilly Sisteron to Orcières-Merlette
Distance 161.3 km
Elevation gain 4,867 m Stage 5 · flat Gap to Privas
Distance 183.1 km
Elevation gain 3,131 m Stage 6 · hilly Le Teil to Mont Aigoual
Distance 191.9 km
Elevation gain 4,500 m Stage 7 · flat Millau to Lavaur
Distance 165.9 km
Elevation gain 2,826 m Stage 8 · mountain Cazères to Loudenvielle
Distance 141.1 km
Elevation gain 5,658 m Stage 9 · mountain Pau to Laruns
Distance 154.5 km
Elevation gain 5,386 m Stage 10 · flat Île d'Oléron to Île de Ré
Distance 166.7 km
Elevation gain 823 m Stage 11 · flat Châtelaillon-Plage to Poitiers
Distance 166.0 km
Elevation gain 1,261 m Stage 12 · hilly Chauvigny to Sarran
Distance 216.1 km
Elevation gain 4,186 m Stage 13 · hilly Châtel-Guyon to Puy Mary
Distance 190.2 km
Elevation gain 6,276 m Stage 14 · hilly Clermont-Ferrand to Lyon
Distance 193.6 km
Elevation gain 3,822 m Stage 15 · mountain Lyon to Grand Colombier
Distance 174.7 km
Elevation gain 4,913 m Stage 16 · mountain La Tour-du-Pin to Villard-de-Lans
Distance 163.9 km
Elevation gain 5,581 m Stage 17 · mountain Grenoble to Méribel ( Col de la Loze )
Distance 170.1 km
Elevation gain 6,462 m Stage 18 · mountain Méribel to La Roche-sur-Foron
Distance 179.8 km
Elevation gain 8,265 m Stage 19 · flat Bourg-en-Bresse to Champagnole
Distance 204.1 km
Elevation gain 3,894 m Stage 20 · time trial Lure to La Planche des Belles Filles
Distance 36.7 km
Elevation gain 1,161 m Stage 21 · flat Mantes-la-Jolie to Paris ( Champs-Élysées )
Distance 122.0 km
Elevation gain 1,298 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.