Tour of Flanders 2025 route

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Route information for the 2025 Tour of Flanders
Map of the 2025 Tour of Flanders (Image credit: Flanders Classics)

The 268.9-kilometre Tour of Flanders route shifts back to a start in Brugge after beginning in Antwerp last year. Following a flat roll-out, the peloton hits the 1,650 metre section of cobbles after 109km of racing, then tackle the Oude Kwaremont 19km later.

While last year the next climb was the Kapelleberg, this season the riders hit the Eikenberg before heading onto the Wolvenberg via the Holleweg and Karel Martelstraat cobble sectors. 

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Tour of Flanders climbs

Route information for the 2025 Tour of Flanders

The profile for the 2025 Tour of Flanders with key climbs (Image credit: Flanders Classics)
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HillLengthAve. GradeMaxKm racedKm to go
Oude Kwaremont2200m4%11.60%126.8142.1
Eikenberg1200m5.20%10%140.8128.1
Wolvenberg645m7.90%17.30%147.9121
Molenberg463m7%14.20%157.9111
Berendries940m7%12.30%172.396.6
Valkenberg540m8.10%12.80%174.994
Berg Ten Houte1100m6%21%195.273.7
Nieuwe Kruisberg/Hotond2700m4%8.50%204.764.2
Oude Kwaremont2200m4%11.60%210.158.8
Paterberg360m12.90%20.30%214.654.3
Koppenberg600m11.60%22%220.148.8
Steenbeekdries1100m3.10%7.60%228.340.6
Taaienberg530m6.60%15.80%232.136.8
Oude Kruisberg/Hotond2700m4.10%9.40%242.426.5
Oude Kwaremont2200m4%11.60%252.216.7
Paterberg360m12.90%20.30%255.613.3

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Tour of Flanders cobbled sections

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Cobble sectorDistanceKm racedKm to go
Doorn1650m109.0 km159.9 km
Holleweg1100m148.0 km120.9 km
Karel Martelstraat1200m149.2 km119.7 km
Jagerij800m152.0 km116.9 km
Paddestraat2300m162.8 km106.1 km
Mariaborrestraat400m228.3 km40.6 km
Stationsberg700m230.2 km38.7 km
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