The peloton will tackle 2 of the Peak District's most famous climbs, Winnats Pass (1.4km at 12.3%) and Snake Pass (5.4km at 4.6%), providing a true test for the riders and a thrilling spectacle for spectators.
Broadcast to millions of viewers around the world, the race offers a unique opportunity to showcase Derbyshire's stunning scenery, vibrant communities and rich heritage on a global stage.
The Derbyshire stage promises to be one of the highlights of the 2027 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift.
With challenging terrain, dramatic landscapes and iconic climbs, the route will test the world's best riders as they race through the heart of the Peak District. From historic market towns and picturesque villages (including New Mills, Whaley Bridge, Buxton, Tideswell, Bradwell, Hope, Castleton, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Glossop), to some of Britain's most celebrated cycling roads, the stage has been designed to deliver exciting racing while showcasing the very best that Derbyshire has to offer.
Route map
Explore the route and discover the communities that will welcome the world's greatest women's cycling race to Derbyshire in 2027.
Route highlights
The Derbyshire route features some of the most recognisable and challenging roads in British cycling.
Winnats Pass, with gradients exceeding 12%, will provide a spectacular backdrop as riders climb through one of the Peak District's most dramatic landscapes. Later in the stage, the peloton will take on Snake Pass, a legendary road renowned for its sweeping views, challenging ascent and rich cycling heritage.
The stage will also feature Queen of the Mountains (QoM) climbs:
- Côte de Calton
- Winnats Pass
- Côte de Chunal
- Snake Pass
Intermediate sprints:
These iconic climbs, combined with Derbyshire's breathtaking scenery and enthusiastic communities, will help create an unforgettable stage for both riders and spectators.
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