The 2023 Vuelta route revealed

Starting in Barcelona on August 26, the 2023 Vuelta will return to tradition with an almost entirely Spanish route, and a final finish on September 17 in Madrid. Seven mountain stages and ten high-altitude finishes will punctuate the 21 stages before that, with an incursion into France for the finish of the 13th stage at the summit of the Col du Tourmalet and a start the following day for the 14th stage from Sauveterre-de-Béarn. The Angliru is also on the program (17th stage), as well as two time trials, a team time trial in Barcelona, and an individual time trial in Valladolid (10th stage).

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The stages of the 2023 Vuelta

August 26/Stage 1: Barcelona – Barcelona (14.6 km team time trial)
August 27/Stage 2: Mataro – Barcelona (181.3 km)
August 28/Stage 3: Suria – Arinsal-Andorra (158.5 km)

August 29/Stage 4: Andorra la Vella – Tarragona (183.4 km)
August 30/Stage 5: Morella – Burriana (185.7 km)
August 31/Stage 6: La Vall d’Uixo – Observatorio de Javalambre (181.3 km)
September 1/Stage 7: Utiel – Oliva (188.8 km)
September 2/Stage 8: Denia – Xorret de Cati (164 km)
September 3/Stage 9: Cartagena – Caravaca de la Cruz (180.9 km)
September 4: Rest day in Valladolid
September 5/Stage 10: Valladolid – Valladolid (25 km individual time trial)
September 6/Stage 11: Lerma – Laguna Negra (163.2 km)
September 7/Stage 12: Olvega – Zaragoza (165.4 km)
September 8/Stage 13: Formigal – Col du Tourmalet (134.7 km)

September 9/Stage 14: Sauveterre de Béarn – Larra-Belagua (161.7 km)
September 10/Stage 15: Pamplona – Lekunberri (156.5 km)
September 11: Rest day in Cantabria
September 12/Stage 16: Liencres – Bejes (119.7 km)
September 13/Stage 17: Ribadesella – Alto de l’Angliru (122.6 km)

September 14/Stage 18: Pola de Allande – La Cruz de Linares (178.9 km)

September 15/Stage 19: La Baneza – Iscar (177.4 km)
September 16/Stage 20: Manzanares el Real – Guadarrama (208.4 km)
September 17/Stage 21: Hippodrome de la Zarzuela – Madrid (101 km)