Photo credit: A.S.O & Pauline Ballet
The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift is one of the world's most exciting sporting events, attracting thousands of spectators who come together to support the riders and enjoy the unique atmosphere that only the tour can create.
In 2027, Derbyshire's roads, towns and villages will provide the backdrop for an unforgettable day of world-class cycling as the world's best female cyclists race through the county.
Whether you're a lifelong cycling fan or experiencing the tour for the first time, there'll be plenty of opportunities to enjoy the action and be part of this historic occasion.
Spectators can watch the race for free from roadside locations.
Before the riders pass, a publicity caravan travels along the route. This involves vehicles from event partners providing entertainment and giving out promotional items to spectators.
Plan your visit
We want everyone to have a safe and enjoyable experience when the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift comes to Derbyshire.
As event planning progresses, you'll find:
- race timings
- recommended viewing locations
- travel and transport information
- parking arrangements
- road closure information
- public transport options
- accessibility information
- safety guidance
Where to watch
The Derbyshire route offers a variety of fantastic locations from which to watch the race, from town centres and village communities to some of the county's most spectacular Peak District scenery.
Particular interest is expected around key locations including:
- Winnats Pass
- Hope Valley
- Castleton
- Ladybower Reservoir
- Snake Pass
- Buxton
- Glossop
Make the most of your visit
The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift is much more than a bike race. It is a celebration that brings communities together and attracts visitors from across the UK and beyond.
You can explore the surrounding towns and villages, enjoy Derbyshire's attractions, support local businesses and experience everything the county has to offer while following the race.
From independent shops and cafes to visitor attractions and outdoor adventures, there are plenty of things to enjoy.
Travel and transport
Large numbers of spectators are expected to attend the event. Some roads on and around the route will have temporary restrictions.
To help ensure a smooth experience for residents and visitors, we encourage spectators to:
- plan their journey in advance
- allow extra travel time on the day
- consider using public transport where available
- follow event signage and steward instructions
- check road closure information before travelling
Accessibility
We're committed to helping as many people as possible enjoy the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift.
We'll share accessible viewing locations, parking, travel and event facilities as plans are finalised.