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First look at the 2024 route of the returning Tour Colombia 2.1 with queen stage finishing on top of Alto del Vino

Cycling
by Ondrej Zhasil
Thursday, 07 December 2023 at 05:30
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All Colombian fans were awaiting this moment. The Tour Colombia 2.1 is back on the UCI calendar in 2024, bringing a total of six stages that will take place between February 6 and 11. The route will visit the departments of Boyacá and Cundinamarca. 
The 2024 edition of the race will cover the beautiful landscapes of the Cundiboyacense highlands for most part, while the decisive day for the GC is considered the penultimate stage with a finish on mighty Alto del Vino.

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Route of the 2024 Tour Colombia 2.1:
Stage 1: Paipa - Duitama (155 km) - Flat stage for sprinters
Stage 2: Paipa - Santa Rosa de Viterbo (169 km) - A hilly stage with uphill finish
Stage 3: Tunja circuit (112,5 km) - Likely a flat stage
Stage 4: Paipa - Zipaquirá (181,8 km) - Hilly stage with (reduced) bunch sprint expected
Stage 5: Cota - Alto del Vino (139 km) - A queen stage of the race, with a epic finish atop Alto del Vino (28 km á 6%)
Stage 6: Sopó - Bogotá (138,7 km) - The final stage that won't shake up the whole GC, but with Alto de Patios (2,5 km á 9%) towards the finish, it'll be the last opportunity for many riders

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