Route Blog Stage 9: St Leonard de Noblat – Puy de Dome. 184km.
Stage 9: Rural France’s agricultural heartland … and volcanoes!
Stage 9: Rural France’s agricultural heartland … and volcanoes!
Stage 8: Wine, walnuts, waterways, waxworks and … wonderful gorges!
Stage 7: Landes region – flat, forested and delightful villages. This stage is a real treat!
Stage 6: The crafting mocking “mounaques”, the trials of Eugene Christophe, the “snowiest resort in the world” and the origin of “berlingots”!
Stage 5: Stunning mountains passes and Ossau-Iraty sheeps cheese!
Stage 4 takes us inland, into the Gers. Food, quiet villages, vineyard views, Armagnac and d’Artagnan!
This is the most coastal stage of the 2023 Tour and the only one this year where we cycle across a country border.
A stage in the region celebrated for fabulous traditions, festivals, regional, the Euskera language and delicious Pintxos. All things Basque!
Struggling to get your head in the game? Don’t panic – there’s plenty of time before the Tour. Maybe try some of these ideas to inspire you!
Between November and June, we’re going to blog, one stage at a time, about the 2023 Tour de France route.