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The cycling guide to Mallorca

1,558 places, 20 climbs and live road conditions across 35 towns. Built for the ride, in your language.

Today on the island

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Tuesday 27 October

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Legendary climbs

Real gradients, live summit weather and a GPX for every climb

All 20 climbs
Puig Major, the highest mountain on MallorcaIngo Mehling · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0HC
Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel)
14 kmDistance
6 %Average
840 mGain
Sa Calobra road descending to the seadeepeye · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0HC
Sa Calobra
9.4 kmDistance
7 %Average
668 mGain
Lluc monastery at the summit of the Pollença → Lluc traverseH. Zell · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0Cat 1
Pollença → Lluc (Femenia + sa Batalla)
22 kmDistance
3 %Average
650 mGain
Cap de Formentor lighthouseBerthold Werner · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0Cat 1
Cap de Formentor
18.5 kmDistance
3.5 %Average
380 mGain
Puig Major, the highest mountain on MallorcaIngo Mehling · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0HC
Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel)
14 kmDistance
6 %Average
840 mGain
Sa Calobra road descending to the seadeepeye · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0HC
Sa Calobra
9.4 kmDistance
7 %Average
668 mGain
Lluc monastery at the summit of the Pollença → Lluc traverseH. Zell · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0Cat 1
Pollença → Lluc (Femenia + sa Batalla)
22 kmDistance
3 %Average
650 mGain
Cap de Formentor lighthouseBerthold Werner · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0Cat 1
Cap de Formentor
18.5 kmDistance
3.5 %Average
380 mGain
Best climbsHardest climbsAll 4 are in season in October

Where to base your cycling tripWhere to base your trip

Six towns with easy access to the rest of the island, each suited to a different kind of riding.

All 35 towns
SóllerGateway to the Tramuntana. The Coll de Sóller switchbacks start at the door, Sa Calobra and Puig Major are an hour away.2 climbs nearby · 4 cafés · 48 hotelsPollençaThe northern base camp. Pro teams winter here for a reason — Cap de Formentor, Lluc and Coll de Femenia all start within twenty minutes.5 climbs nearby · 17 cafés · 20 hotelsLlucmajorQuiet southern plains and the perfect launchpad for Puig de Randa — the easiest climb on the island to a panoramic summit.1 climb nearby · 6 hotelsArtàEmpty inland roads, the Ermita de Betlem detour, and access to Cap des Pinar without ever touching a tour bus.1 caféManacorEastern hub of the plain. Long, rolling kilometres on quiet farm roads — the kind of base ride that builds form without breaking it.2 cafés · 1 hotelPetraBirthplace of Junípero Serra and the still centre of the Mallorcan plain. Sandstone villages, almond orchards, no climbs and no excuses.
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Classic Mallorca loops

Day rides we recommend, with the climbs on each route and where to start.

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Common questions

How many famous cycling climbs are on Mallorca?

We map 20 famous road-cycling climbs across Mallorca, totalling roughly 8000 m of climbing.

What is the hardest climb in Mallorca?

Sa Calobra is the hardest climb in Mallorca by difficulty score: {{score}} on the FIETS index, over 9.4 km at 7% average for 668 m of ascent. {{second}} comes next at {{secondScore}}.

Which Mallorca climbs are best for beginners?

Gentler climbs to start with include Cap de Cala Figuera, Andratx → Estellencs (MA-10 coast road), Cap des Pinar.

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