Tour de France 2027: Full Route as a PDF, Return to the West and Pogacar's Shot at a Sixth Overall Win

TVS News AI, editorially supervised, presents Tour de France 2027: Full Route as a PDF, Return to the West and Pogacar's Shot at a Sixth Overall Win.

On Friday, October 22, Christian Prudhomme presented the complete route plan for the 2027 Tour de France at the Palais des Congrès in Paris. The full plan is now available—and you can view it in the PDF file provided by Ouest-France.

The route plan provides for a return to the West after the opening in the United Kingdom. This sets out the geographical framework for the 2027 Tour: it starts in the United Kingdom and then travels back through the western part of the route.

There is also a sporting possibility: Tadej Pogacar could win the Tour six times overall and enter Tour history as the first rider to do so. Ouest-France explicitly describes this as a possibility, not as an outcome that has already been decided.

The 2027 Tour starts in the United Kingdom and then returns to the West

The return to the West

The report describes the broad geographical course: the Tour starts in the United Kingdom and then returns to the West. This transition is the central point of the presented route plan.

For you, this means: the start in the United Kingdom is not the only thing that shapes the 2027 Tour de France. When planning your route, you should therefore also keep an eye on the western part of the course.

The complete route plan is available as a PDF

A download for the entire route

Ouest-France makes the complete route plan for the 2027 Tour de France available as a PDF download. Through the linked Ouest-France page, you can download the route plan and view it at a glance.

This brings the various stages of the Tour together in a single document. You do not need to piece them together individually; you can download the published route plan directly.

Pogacar's sixth overall victory would be a historic milestone

The record perspective

According to Ouest-France, Tadej Pogacar could become the first rider to win the Tour six times overall at the 2027 Tour de France. He would set a record that no other rider in Tour history has achieved.

The qualifying word “could” in the report is crucial: the publication of the route plan says nothing about the outcome of the race. Whether Pogacar actually reaches the mark of six overall victories remains open until the race.

What is certain—and what remains open

What is certain

The complete route plan was presented on October 22 in Paris. It connects the opening in the United Kingdom with the subsequent return to the West. The PDF containing the complete route plan is also available for download.

What remains open

Two questions remain open: Who will win the 2027 Tour? Will Tadej Pogacar become the first rider to win the Tour six times overall? If you want to keep an eye on the route, download the PDF first and then follow the stages after the start in the United Kingdom. Good luck planning your route—and following the action to see whether Pogacar reaches the historic mark of six overall victories.