The Tour de Suisse in
Villars-sur-Ollon
programme & arrival
Villars-sur-Ollon – Climbing & Goosebump Moments
On June 21, 2026, Stage 5 of the Tour de Suisse heads to Villars-sur-Ollon. High above the Rhône Valley, riders face a demanding mountain finish where endurance and climbing skills are key. Surrounded by stunning alpine scenery, visitors can witness thrilling race action and an electrifying atmosphere. Be there as the professionals battle their way up the steep climbs and fight for crucial seconds.
- From 10:00
- Opening of the Fan Zone
- Food and beverage stands
- From 07h50: Riders Sign-In Women
- 09h00: Start of Stage 5 – Women
- Approx. 10h30: 1st Finish Line Passage
- Approx. 11h05: Arrival of the Fan Convoy
- 12h05: Finish – Women
- From 12h20: Riders Sign-In Men
- 12h30: Start of the Fan Convoy
- 13h30: Start of Stage 5 – Men
- Approx. 14h51: 1st Finish Line Passage
- Approx. 16h13: 2nd Finish Line Passage
- Approx. 16h30: Arrival of the Fan Convoy
- 17h30: Finish – Men
- 18h00: Closing of the Fan Zone
Reaching new heights on two wheels
Villars-sur-Ollon, set on a sunny plateau at 1,300 metres above sea level, is a must-visit destination in the Alpes Vaudoises for all cycling enthusiasts. For over 150 years, the resort has cultivated a unique Alpine lifestyle, blending authenticity with a cosmopolitan atmosphere, enhanced by the presence of numerous international schools, a lively shopping street, and a wide range of hotels, restaurants and bars.
Today, Villars stands out as a true playground for cyclists of all ages and ability levels. The destination hosts international road cycling and gravel events, and attracts passionate riders with outstanding routes, including the legendary Col de la Croix, a must for iconic Alpine climbs.
Mountain biking, e-biking, downhill riding, pumptrack: thanks to a network of signposted routes, high-quality facilities and electric bike charging stations spread across the entire area, every cycling discipline can be enjoyed to the full, surrounded by breathtaking scenery with views of the Dents du Midi, the Grand Muveran and even Mont Blanc.
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