The Tour de France will go ahead tentatively after a turbulent couple of years. The event went ahead during the pandemic however many restrictions remained in place for the safety of athletes and organisers.
The 2022 Tour de France is modelled from the 2021 plan which had to be moved to Brittany, this is of course due to the pandemic. This year will be the first time since 2017 that 4 countries have featured on the route with Belgium, Switzerland and Denmark included with the event ending as usual in France.
If you’re hoping to catch multiple stages of the Tour de France, why not ensure you don’t miss a moment, charter a helicopter or jet and arrive to each location in style.
Route
The route starts with the Grand Depart in Denmark on 1st July we will see the cobbles of northern France and six mountain stages this year and will cover a total of 3,328km.
The Grand Depart in Denmark will be up there with some of the most interesting starting destinations that the Tour de France has seen. This includes Yorkshire, Germany, and Belgium (Twice).
The earliest rest day in the history of the race will take place after only three days of racing, the last three rest days are along the route to Paris on July 24th. The third and final week features three Alpine mountain stages.
Riders will transfer to Paris on the Sunday morning to take part in the traditional finale held around the French capital.
There are a total of 23 stages with lots to look forward to along the way!
| Stage 1 | Copenhagen to Copenhagen | 13km (ITT) |
| Stage 2 | Roskilde to Nyborg | 199km |
| Stage 3 | Velje to Sønderborg | 182km |
| Rest Day | ||
| Stage 4 | Dunkirk to Calais | 172km |
| Stage 5 | Lille to Arenberg Porte du Hainaut | 155km |
| Stage 6 | Binche to Longwy | 220km |
| Stage 7 | Tomblaine to Super Planche des Belles Filles | 176km |
| Stage 8 | Dole to Lausanne | 184km |
| Stage 9 | Aigle to Châtel | 183km |
| Rest Day | ||
| Stage 10 | Morzine to Megève | 148km |
| Stage 11 | Albertville to Col du Granon | 149km |
| Stage 12 | Briançon to Alpe d’Huez | 166km |
| Stage 13 | Bourg d’Oisans to Saint-Étienne | 193km |
| Stage 14 | Saint-Étienne to Mende | 195km |
| Stage 15 | Rodez to Carcassonne | 200km |
| Rest Day | ||
| Stage 16 | Carcassonne to Foix | 179km |
| Stage 17 | Saint Gaudens to Peyragudes | 130km |
| Stage 18 | Lourdes to Hautacam | 143km |
| Stage 19 | Castelnau-Magnoac to Cahors | 189km |
| Stage 20 | Lacapelle Marival to Rocamadour | 40km (ITT) |
| Stage 21 | Paris La Défense Arena to Paris, Champs-Élysées | 112km |
This years Tour de France is going to be a knockout show of endurance and sportsmanship, with heritage sites on full display. You can expect to get some incredible sight seeing done alongside the main event.