The Tour de Suisse Women will return in 2025 with an exciting four-stage race spanning 509.7 kilometers, beginning in Gstaad and culminating in Küssnacht. Riders can expect fierce competition without a time trial, as the first stage presents substantial challenges with significant climbs. Stage 2 is even tougher, featuring an iconic ascent at Schallenberg. In contrast, Stage 3 is relatively flat, offering opportunity for sprinters, while the final circuit in Küssnacht provides an ideal setting for overall contenders to make decisive moves.
The Tour de Suisse Women returns in 2025 with a challenging four-stage race for the Women's WorldTour peloton, covering 509.7 kilometres and starting in Gstaad.
The first stage begins no time trial and features significant climbs, setting the tone for a competitive race as top riders aim for victory.
Stage 2, Gstaad to Campus Sursee, Oberkirch, is a challenging 161.8km with a major ascent at Schallenberg, demanding peak performance from competitors.
Stage 3 is relatively flat, providing sprinters an opportunity, while the final stage offers contenders a chance to attack in a punchy circuit around Küssnacht.
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