Tour de Romandie Women 2022 route
The inaugural edition of the Women's WorldTour stage race set to take place between October 7-9
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Tour de Romandie Women will offer the world-class peloton a three-day race that begins with a hilly route and five categorised ascents on the opening stage in Lausanne on October 7.
The route continues on October 8 with a queen stage on the second day with a mountaintop finish at Thyon 2000.
The three-day race concludes with hilly route that includes two categorised ascents on the way to Genève where the overall winner will be crowned on October 9.
- Stage 1: Lausanne - Lausanne, 134.4k
- Stage 2: Sion - Thyon 2000, 104.5km
- Stage 3: Fribourg - Genève, 147.6km
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