The route
Tour de France 2026 — Étape 10
Next edition4-26 July 2026
169 km and 4,281 m of climbing between Aurillac and Le Lioran, with a high point of 1,578 m near the Pas de Peyrol.
Drawn with a pen, line by line
- Distance
- 169 km
- Elevation gain
- 3,900 m
- Highest point
- 1,578 m
- Summits, passes and villages
- 57
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The route in numbers
Indicative figures computed by Plotrek on its illustrative route, with altitudes from a terrain model. They may differ from the organiser's.
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Reading the route
The course starts in Aurillac, at 595 m of altitude, and reaches Le Lioran after 169 km. Marcolès (km 13.8) and Le Garric (km 21.8) come before Lacapelle-del-Fraisse. You pass Lacapelle-del-Fraisse at km 24.1, at 800 m, then Lachaux at km 44.8, at 813 m. Cassagne follows at km 67.7, at 874 m.
After Cassagne comes the longest climb of the course: 552 m of gain between km 87.8 and km 100.4. It ends about 6 km short of the Prat de Bouc pass, which you cross at km 106.1, at 1,387 m. The high point sits at km 137.6, at 1,578 m: you pass near the Pas de Peyrol.
You then pass the Col de Pertus at km 154.2, at 1,305 m, followed by the Font de Cère pass at km 166.2, before the finish. Le Lioran closes the course at km 169, at 1,201 m of altitude. In total, the course adds up to 4,281 m of climbing and 3,676 m of descent.
Paths and places: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Altitudes measured on the route.
03 · Your poster
The route, drawn with a pen
The relief of the course, from Aurillac to Le Lioran, takes shape as contour lines: our pen plotter draws it with a pen, line by line. Your finisher name and time go in the cartouche, in A4, A3 or A2.
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Official information
- Illustrative route redrawn by Plotrek from public data: the course announced by the organiser and OpenStreetMap paths. It is not the official course of the event.
- Altitudes: terrain model AWS Terrain Tiles
- Places: © OpenStreetMap contributors
- Figures and text: Plotrek
- Plotrek is not a partner of, or affiliated with, the race organiser.