| Distance | 128.5 kilometres |
| Start | Waregem, Belgium |
| Finish | Waregem, Belgium |
| Start time | 14:50 CET |
| Finish time | 17:58 CET |
The women's Dwars door Vlaanderen route has a few changes for 2025, with a modified opening loop around Waregem that avoids the Hellestraat climb and Varentstraat cobbles used in last year's edition.
With six stretches of cobbles and the Herlegemstraat section included in the finishing circuit, the finale is the same as in recent years. In 2023, Demi Vollering used the Nokereberg as a launching pad for her victorious solo attack.
Last year, a six-rider escape including eventual winner Marianne Vos went clear on the Doorn sector, which is also included in this year's race.
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Dwars Door Vlaanderen Women 2025 climbs
- Volkegemberg (79.9 km)
- Berg Ten Houte (69.1 km)
- Knokteberg - Trieu (55.0 km)
- Hotond (51.3 km)
- Eikenberg (39.4 km)
- Nokereberg (22.2 km)
- Nokereberg (9.6 km)
Dwars Door Vlaanderen Women 2025 cobbled sectors
- Holleweg (79.3 km)
- Mariaborrestraat (44.8 km)
- Doorn (30.5 km)
- Huisepontweg (27.2 km)
- Herlegemstraat (19.5 km)
- Herlegemstraat (6.7 km)
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