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Stage 19: Hasparren > LarunsTour de France 2027

Stage 19 has no summit finish and 4,300 meters of climbing: the Basque passes, the Soudet and the Marie Blanque, then a descent to Laruns.

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Date
23 July 2027
Distance
160 km
Location
France

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Stage 19 of the 2027 Tour de France runs 160 km from Hasparren to Laruns on Friday, July 23, over about 4,300 meters of climbing, and finishes in the valley after the Col de Marie Blanque. Stages 18 and 19 together climb about 9,700 meters.

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The Basque and Béarn climbs come one after another: the Col de Burdincurutcheta (8.7 km at 9.3 percent), the Col de Bagargui, the Col de Soudet (15.1 km at 7.2 percent) and then the Col de Marie Blanque (7.7 km at 8.6 percent). Cyclingnews puts the summit of the Marie Blanque 19 km from the finish.

Hasparren is a first-time stage town, according to ASO. Laruns has hosted three recent finishes: Primož Roglič won in 2018, Tadej Pogačar in 2020 and Jai Hindley in 2023, and in 2020 and 2023 the Marie Blanque was the last climb before the descent into town.

The Tour last crossed the Marie Blanque in 2023. If the yellow jersey is not settled on the Portet, this is where the race will be decided: there is no summit finish to hide behind, only a descent.

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Stage 19 course and profile

Distance
160 km
Climbing
4,300 m
Highest point
1,540 m (Col de Soudet)
Start altitude
129 m
Finish altitude
495 m
Climbs listed
4
Elevation profile of Stage 19: Hasparren > LarunsSimplified elevation profile over 160 km, from 129 m at the start to 495 m at the finish, with a high point of 1,540 m.05001,0001,5000255075100125150km1234Elevation profile of Stage 19: Hasparren > LarunsSimplified elevation profile over 160 km, from 129 m at the start to 495 m at the finish, with a high point of 1,540 m.05001,0001,500050100150km1234
Simplified profile drawn from the organizer's waypoint altitudes and climb figures; the road between two points is a straight line, so short rises and descents are not shown. Numbers mark the climbs listed below.
Climbs
#ClimbPositionLengthAverageAltitude
1Col de Burdincuruchetakm 44.5 (115.5 to go)8.7 km9.3 %1,135 m
2Col de Bagarguikm 52.5 (107.5 to go)4.8 km6.4 %1,330 m
3Col de Soudetkm 95.5 (64.5 to go)15.1 km7.2 %1,540 m
4Col de Marie Blanquekm 141.5 (18.5 to go)7.7 km8.6 %1,035 m
Route at a glance
KilometerPlaceAltitude
StartHasparren129 m
25.0Saint-Jean-le-Vieux190 m
44.5Col de Burdincurucheta1,135 m
52.5Col de Bagargui1,330 m
64.5Larrau624 m
83.5Sainte-Engrâce593 m
95.5Col de Soudet1,540 m
116.0Arette338 m
132.0Escot325 m
141.5Col de Marie Blanque1,035 m
Finish, km 160.0Laruns495 m

Start: Hasparren

Hasparren, called Hazparne in Basque, is an inland town in the Labourd, about 25 km from the coast, in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques. ASO lists it among the places new to the Tour map.

Finish: Laruns

Laruns is a village in the Ossau valley in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, where the Gave d'Ossau meets the Valentin, at the foot of the roads to the Aubisque and the Col du Pourtalet. Primož Roglič won here in 2018, Tadej Pogačar in 2020 and Jai Hindley in 2023.

Course figures: Organizer's profile, as reproduced by TourdeFranceParcours.fr, read 2026-10-22. Distances and altitudes may change when the route is homologated.

Stage 19 route video from the organizer

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