Stage 5 is almost the reverse of the previous stage, although not quite as hilly.
The 176km route from Tavistock to Glastonbury again starts with a climb, this time up to Merrivale on Dartmoor. It then works its way north east (past Dartmoor Prison), dropping into Exeter after 56km and taking in a sprint at Cheriton Bishop and the category two climb of Six Mile Hill.
The riders keep their northeasterly trajectory as they head back into Somerset, crossing some of the route they did the previous day. The last categorised climb of the day is Rosemary Hill at 105km, then it's up to Ilchester and across the Somerset Levels before turning north.
The finish is in Glastonbury, famous for its Tor (tower) and its music festival that takes place in June each year. The riders won't climb up to the Tor, instead they'll finish in the centre of town.
-
Giro d'Italia stage 5 LIVE: A long rainy day in the hills promises more attacks and maglia rosa drama
The hills of Basilicata stand in the way on the 204km stage to Potenza -
Giro d'Italia abandons – Toll rises to 13 riders out as illness and crashes hit peloton
Tracking all the riders who have crashed out of or otherwise left this year's Giro -
'Without him, I would already be minutes down' – Egan Bernal thanks teammate Ben Turner for saving him on Giro d'Italia's tricky fourth stage
Colombian champion was dropped on late climb during Giro's first stage back in Italy -
Milan Menten joins Arnaud De Lie in quitting Giro d'Italia as freak illness continues to punish Lotto Intermarché squad
Belgian rider abandoned stage 4 having emptied the tank across late second-category climb, teammate won't start stage 5
