Tour de France 2026
Coming to Les Angles
The First Mountain Stage
Les Angles is delighted to host the first mountain stage of the 2026 Tour de France!
On Monday, July 6, the peloton will set off from Granollers, in Catalonia, and reach our village after 186 km of effort, finishing with a spectacular summit arrival at the top of the resort.
It is a tremendous source of pride for our region, our residents, and all cycling enthusiasts: watching the riders climb the slopes of the Capcir, in the heart of our mountains, will be one of the highlights of this edition.
Between lakes, forests, and breathtaking scenery, Les Angles will offer a unique setting for the Grande Boucle.
We invite you to join us for this exceptional day and experience the excitement of the Tour de France in a vibrant, authentic mountain resort proud of its history and values.
See you on July 6 to share the emotion of the Tour in Les Angles!
Where to Watch the Tour de France?
Enjoy an explosive, festive atmosphere at the Tour’s finish in Les Angles!
When the peloton of the 3rd stage of the 2026 Tour climbs the slopes of Les Angles, the resort will turn into a true popular celebration: yellow flags, music, marching bands, and shared excitement. Nestled at an altitude of 1,600 meters, the resort will offer a unique setting to experience the first mountain stage of the Tour.
On site, an entertainment village will welcome the public with giant screens, stalls, refreshment stands, local products, and bike-themed activities. Families, enthusiasts, and the simply curious will enjoy a warm and friendly atmosphere, blending the riders’ efforts with a festive spirit.
Prepare Your Stay
Be ready, plan your movements, and experience the Tour in the best possible conditions!
The arrival of the Tour de France will lead to traffic restrictions and a large influx of visitors to the resort. Remember to book your accommodation, check road access, and make use of the park-and-ride areas and shuttle services set up for the event.
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