Hautacam
Summit finish — 1,560 m
Show it on the map- Days recorded
- 7Grand Tour days on this road
- Open on the map
- 4stages we hold the route for
- Years covered
- 1994–2025first to most recent
- Approach
- Oneone side on record
An irregular, tricky climb above Argelès-Gazost with constantly changing gradients — a modern Tour battleground that tends to crown the strongest rider in the race.
The climb
The climb, from the foot.
The record
Raced here
4 of 7 open on the mapEvery Grand Tour day recorded on this road, newest first. The ones we hold the route for open on the map with that stage selected; the rest are the archive’s own account, most of them from before route data existed.
- 2025
Tour de France · Stage 12
Won by Tadej Pogačar
- 2022
Tour de France · Stage 18
Won by Jonas Vingegaard
After Wout van Aert's improbable all-day break and lead-out, Vingegaard dropped Pogačar to win on Hautacam and lock up his first Tour — moments after Pogačar had crashed on a descent and Vingegaard waited for him.
- 2014
Tour de France · Stage 18
Won by Vincenzo Nibali
Nibali won his fourth stage of the race atop Hautacam, sealing a dominant Tour after Froome and Contador had both crashed out.
- 2008
Tour de France · Stage 10
Won by Juan José Cobo
- 2000
Stage 10 · Dax → Hautacam
Won by Javier Otxoa (ESP)
Otxoa survived from a long break by mere seconds as Lance Armstrong stormed up from the favourites' group, taking yellow with a ride that stunned his rivals.
- 1996
Stage 16 · first to the top: Bjarne Riis (DEN)
- 1994
Stage 11 · Cahors → Hautacam
Won by Luc Leblanc (FRA)
Hautacam's Tour debut, in pouring rain. Leblanc won while Miguel Induráin rode everyone off his wheel without leaving the saddle, effectively winning his fourth Tour.
Often ridden with
A Grand Tour stage rarely settles for one col. Hautacam has shared a day's racing with each of these roads.