Simac Ladies Tour 2024 route

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Maps of the six stages of the Simac Ladies Tour

LANDGRAAF NETHERLANDS SEPTEMBER 02 A general view of the peloton competing during the 25th Simac Ladies Tour 2022 Stage 4 a 1352km stage from Landgraaf to Landgraaf SLT2022 UCIWWT on September 02 2022 in Landgraaf Netherlands Photo by Bas CzerwinskiGetty Images
Simac Ladies Tour (Image credit: Bas Czerwinski/Getty Images)
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The 2024 Simac Ladies Tour will be held from October 8-13 in the Netherlands. 

The route covers 708.1km kilometres across six days of racing, including one individual time trial.

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