Tour de France 2027 to feature 2 stages and a rest day in Haute-Savoie

The Grande Boucle will highlight Annecy, Sallanches, and Cluses from July 12-14, reinforcing the region as a cycling destination.

Generic image of a cycling podium with the number 2027, set against a backdrop of French Alps mountains.
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Generic image of a cycling podium with the number 2027, set against a backdrop of French Alps mountains.

The 2027 Tour de France will include stages in Haute-Savoie from July 12 to 14, featuring two race days and a rest day, highlighting iconic cycling sites.

The Haute-Savoie region will be in the spotlight during the 2027 Tour de France, hosting two stages and a rest day from July 12 to 14. The world-renowned cycling event will pass through key towns such as Annecy, Sallanches, and Cluses.
A rest day is scheduled for July 12. On July 13, the 10th stage will connect Annecy to Sallanches. The following day, July 14, Bastille Day, the 11th stage will start from Cluses and finish in Les Saisies. This final stage will also be the route for the Etape du Tour 2027.
Annecy and the Domancy climb, key sites of the 2027 UCI Cycling World Championships, will be particularly featured. The Departmental Council of Haute-Savoie will cover the entry fees for local authorities with Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO) for hosting the stage starts and finishes.
Haute-Savoie thus confirms its status as a host for major international cycling events, including the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, the Tour de France, and the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. The Department also supports the MTB World Cup annually and is delighted to be a host territory for the 2027 UCI Cycling World Championships, which will encompass all disciplines.
The Department is significantly investing in the cycling network, with €14 million per year for development and safety. Currently, Haute-Savoie boasts 850 km of departmental cycle routes and 48 marked cycle tourism itineraries, with the goal of having 70% of residents within 500 meters of the network in the long term.
Based on information from the official source: Département de la Haute-Savoie (22/10/2026)