Tour of Flanders Women 2025 route

Map for 2025 Tour of Flanders Women
Map for 2025 Tour of Flanders Women (Image credit: Flanders Classics)

The Tour of Flanders Women's 2025 route follows similar routes to the previous years, with 168.8 kilometres of cobbles and bergs around Oudenaarde.

There are 12 climbs and seven cobble sectors with the women competing on most of the same route as the men, except for the start and the men's extra lap closing circuit.

The women's race includes a new starting loop which eliminates the early cobble sector at Lange Munte and Lippenhovenstraat. The first obstacle is a new sector for the women at Doorn - a rough 1650m stretch of pavé at kilometre 56.3.

The Oude Kwaremont and Paterberg provide an explosive final 17km for the 22nd edition of the Women's Tour of Flanders.

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Tour of Flanders Women climbs

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HillLengthAve. GradeMaxKm racedKm to go
Edelareberg1525m4.20%7%64.4104.5
Wolvenberg645m7.90%17.30%69.799.2
Molenberg463m7%14.20%79.289.7
Berendries940m7%12.30%99.169.8
Valkenberg540m8.10%12.80%100.668.3
Eikenberg1200m5.20%10%11355.9
Koppenberg600m11.60%22%119.449.5
Steenbeekdries1100m3.10%7.60%128.340.6
Taaienberg530m6.60%15.80%132.136.8
Oude Kruisberg/Hotond2700m4.10%9.40%142.426.5
Oude Kwaremont2200m4%11.60%152.216.7
Paterberg360m12.90%20.30%155.613.3

Tour of Flanders Women cobbled sectors

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Cobble sectorLengthKm racedKm to go
Doorn1650m56.3 km112.6 km
Holleweg1100m69.8 km99.1 km
Karel Martelstraat1200m70.9 km98.0 km
Jagerij800m73.7 km95.2 km
Paddestraat2300m84.5 km84.4 km
Mariaborrestraat400m127.1 km41.8 km
Stationsberg700m129.7 km39.2 km
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