 After reaching Ohey, the route entered a series of loops. The riders first travelled north, south-west and then north again to reach the day's second climb, the Côte de Bellaire, after 92 kilometres (57 mi) of racing. The route continued north to Andenne, then east to the third climb, the Côte de Bohissau, 100 kilometres (62 mi) into the race. The riders then rode north-east to reach the first ascent of the Mur de Huy. The first climb of the Mur came with 118 kilometres (73 mi) raced and 87.5 kilometres (54.4 mi) to the finish line; it was followed by the day's only feed zone. The peloton continued riding east as far as Modave, where the course turned to the south-west. The Côte d 'Ereffe was climbed after 131 kilometres (81 mi) as the riders returned to Ohey. The race then used the same roads as before between Ohey and Huy, repeating the ascents of the Côte de Bellaire, the Côte de Bohissau and the Mur de Huy. The second and penultimate ascent of the Mur came after 176.5 kilometres (109.7 mi); there were 29 kilometres (18 mi) remaining.
