Col de Peyresourde
13.8 km at 6.9% from Bagnères-de-Luchon: easier first kilometres up the valley past Saint-Aventin, then a steady second half at around 8% to the col at 1569 m. One of the Pyrenean climbs the Tour uses most often.
- Start: Bagnères-de-Luchon
- Length: 13.8 km
- Elevation gain: 949 m
- Average gradient: 6.9%
- Max gradient: 12%
- It was in the Tour's first Pyrenean stage in 1910, with Octave Lapize first over the top.
- In 2016 Chris Froome attacked at the summit and won the stage in Luchon with a famous descent, crouched on his top tube.
- From the col a road climbs to Peyragudes, where Romain Bardet won the 2017 stage on the steep altiport runway.
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