In short
The Col de Marie Blanque, at 1,035 m between the Aspe and Ossau valleys, is the last climb of Stage 19 on Friday 23 July 2027, before the finish in Laruns. It is 7.7 km at about 8.6%. Laruns, the finish town, has the closest beds.
| Stage | Tour de France, Stage 19: Hasparren → Laruns |
|---|---|
| Date | Fri 23 July 2027 |
| Length | 7.7 km |
| Average gradient | 8.6% |
| Summit | 1,035 m |
| On the stage | Climbed during the stage |
Where to stay
Laruns, the finish town, has the closest beds, but it is a small place. Pau, about 40 km away, has far more choice and is the base for our Pyrenees trip plan.
On the map: Stage 19 finish (spot to be confirmed)
Open the live map for Laruns ↗Watching on race day
The steepest part is near the top, where the riders slow right down, so that is the best place to watch. Roads close early, so walk or ride up and get there well before the race.
Ride it yourself
It is short but very steep near the top. Start gently, because the hardest kilometres come last.
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Col de Marie Blanque questions
When does the 2027 Tour de France climb the Col de Marie Blanque?
On Friday 23 July 2027, near the end of Stage 19 from Hasparren to Laruns.
Where should I stay for the Col de Marie Blanque?
Laruns, the finish town, is the closest. Pau has more choice and is about 40 km away.
Is the Col de Marie Blanque hard?
It is short, at 7.7 km, but steep, at about 8.6% on average, and steepest near the top.
· Sources: letour.fr, Cyclingnews, 2027 Tour route, Domestique, 2027 Tour route