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The full route for the 2027 Tour de France was announced in Paris on 22 October 2026, setting up a British opening before the men’s race reaches a competitive finale in the Pyrenees.

The Guardian reports that Edinburgh will host the Grand Départ and become the race’s most northerly start. The announcement gives the 2027 race a prominent opening in the United Kingdom, following the route unveiling in Paris.

The BBC reports that the United Kingdom will host six stages and that street-by-street details for those stages were released. The supplied reports establish the number of British stages, but do not provide a complete stage-by-stage account or all route dates.

The men’s race is scheduled to reach its competitive climax in the Pyrenees, according to the route descriptions from The Guardian and Yahoo Sports. That mountain finale is one of the defining features identified in the announcement.

The Tour de France Femmes will conclude at Puy de Dôme, which The Guardian describes as a volcano. The women’s race finish is presented alongside the Pyrenees finale as a major mountainous feature of the 2027 routes.

Yahoo Sports also reports that Montmartre will return to the Tour de France route. The supplied material does not independently detail that section beyond the Yahoo Sports report.

SOURCES

  1. Yahoo SportsTour de France 2027 routes unveiled as Britain hosts Grand Depart and Montmartre returns
  2. The Guardian SportTour de France 2027 routes revealed with British stages, time-trials and a volcano
  3. BBC NewsTour de France UK stages in detail - where can you watch?