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Stage 13 of the 2026 Tour de France: Dole to Belfort, a rolling ride through vineyards and mountains

Discover a dynamic stage between the Jura and Doubs regions, where vineyard landscapes and steep terrain blend to create a challenging yet spectacular route.

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Stage 13 of the 2026 Tour de France connects Dole to Belfort over a rolling course of nearly 200 km. Expect steep climbs, technical descents and breathtaking scenery between the vineyards of the Jura and the first foothills of the Vosges. A test for the riders, an adventure for the spectators.

Col de la Joux

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This often-overlooked Jura pass offers a tough climb and sweeping views over the surrounding valleys. Perfect for cheering on the riders before the descent towards the Jura lakes.

Salins-les-Bains

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Listed among France’s Most Beautiful Detours, this spa and salt town charms with its architectural heritage and historic saltworks. A must-visit to experience the soul of the Jura.

Ballon d'Alsace

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The highest point in the Vosges, this iconic summit is a legendary spot for cycling fans. Though the ascent is tough, the reward is an unbeatable view of the Alps and the Black Forest.

Belfort

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The stage’s finish town, Belfort is famous for its Vauban citadel and the Lion statue, a symbol of resistance. Its historic centre and lively streets are well worth exploring after the peloton passes through.

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