The Women’s Tour de France began in 1984 with its first edition. Nearly ten years passed before the event was discontinued, only to be revived in 2022.
Since then, the annual editions have followed one after another, attracting an ever-growing audience.
Come support and cheer on your favorite female cyclists, from Barrême to the medieval town of Entrevaux, passing along the shores of Lake Castillon.
Take this opportunity to join in the festivities organized by the villages along the Tour de France route!
In our area, traffic and parking restrictions will be put in place to ensure everyone’s safety.
The N85, N202, and RD4202 roads will be closed to traffic 2 hours before the caravan passes through and will reopen approximately 1 hour after the runners have passed.
Setting off from Sisteron, the field of international runners begins its eighth and penultimate stage toward Nice. It’s the longest leg This year’s race covers 175 kilometers, passing through 21 municipalities—including 8 in the Verdon region—and features two mountain passes and two climbs.
Saturday, August 8
Places and villages along the route within the Verdon Tourisme OTI area:
Roads N85, N202, and RD4202 will be closed to traffic 2 hours before the motorcade passes through
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