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20 climbs8,018 m total ascent176 km of climbing

Mallorca cycling climbs

Every road bike climb in Mallorca with length, average gradient and elevation gain. Pick a climb for the km-by-km profile, live weather, GPX and cafés, water and parking nearby.

Hardest and easiest climbs in Mallorca

Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel) is the hardest climb in Mallorca by difficulty score (5.0), followed by Sa Calobra (4.7). The gentlest of the 20 climbs we map is Cap de Cala Figuera (0.4).

Hardest 3 by difficulty score

  1. Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel) — 14 km · 6 % · 840 m · Difficulty score 5.0
  2. Sa Calobra — 9.4 km · 7 % · 668 m · Difficulty score 4.7
  3. Sant Salvador — 4.8 km · 8 % · 380 m · Difficulty score 3.0

Easiest 3 by difficulty score

  1. Cap de Cala Figuera — 7.5 km · 2.5 % · 180 m · Difficulty score 0.4
  2. Cap de Formentor — 18.5 km · 3.5 % · 380 m · Difficulty score 0.8
  3. Cap des Pinar — 5.7 km · 4.5 % · 260 m · Difficulty score 1.2
How we score difficulty

The difficulty score is the FIETS index: elevation gain squared, divided by ten times the distance in metres (H² / (D × 10)), plus one point for every 1,000 m the summit lies above 1,000 m. No road climb on our list is that high, so in Mallorca the score comes down to the size and steepness of the climb.

Long, gentle climbs score lower than their editorial 1–5 difficulty, which is our own judgement of the whole ride. Use the score to compare climbs on size and steepness, and the 1–5 label for the full picture.

20 climbs
Estellencs on the MA-10 coast roadKjetil Ree · Wikimedia Commons · CC01Cat 2
Andratx → Estellencs (MA-10 coast road)Difficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 1.3Moderate traffic
19 kmDistance
3 %Average
500 mGain
Max 7 %
Caimari village at the foot of the Lluc climbJosep Mir · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.02Cat 2
Caimari → LlucDifficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 1.9Moderate traffic
9.6 kmDistance
4.5 %Average
430 mGain
Max 7 %
Road cyclists riding in MallorcaMartinF 50 · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.03Cat 4
Cap de Cala FigueraDifficulty 2 of 5Difficulty score 0.4Rough asphalt
7.5 kmDistance
2.5 %Average
180 mGain
Max 6 %
Cap de Formentor lighthouseBerthold Werner · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.04Cat 1
Cap de FormentorDifficulty 4 of 5Difficulty score 0.8Busy in season
18.5 kmDistance
3.5 %Average
380 mGain
Max 9 %
Cap des Pinar headland from Can PicafortA.Savin · Wikimedia Commons · Free Art License5Cat 3
Cap des PinarDifficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 1.2Smooth asphalt
5.7 kmDistance
4.5 %Average
260 mGain
Max 9 %
Orient village on the Coll d'Honor roadAntoni Sureda · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.06Cat 2
Coll d'HonorDifficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 2.1Smooth asphalt
7.1 kmDistance
5.5 %Average
390 mGain
Max 8 %
MA-10 climbing the Coll de Femenia out of PollençaFrank Vincentz · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.07Cat 2
Coll de FemeniaDifficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 2.3Moderate traffic
7.3 kmDistance
5.5 %Average
410 mGain
Max 8 %
Coll de sa Batalla roadFont i Torner · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain8Cat 2
Coll de sa BatallaDifficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 2.5Moderate traffic
8.1 kmDistance
5.5 %Average
450 mGain
Max 8 %
Mirador des Colomer on the Cap de Formentor roadThomas Wolf, www.foto-tw.de · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 de9Cat 3
Coll de sa CreuetaDifficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 1.3Busy in season
3.8 kmDistance
5.8 %Average
220 mGain
Max 9 %
Andratx valley below the Sa Gramola climbAntoni Sureda · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.010Cat 3
Coll de sa GramolaDifficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 1.4Moderate traffic
4.6 kmDistance
5.5 %Average
250 mGain
Max 7.5 %
Coll de Sóller switchbacksFrank Vincentz · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.011Cat 2
Coll de SóllerDifficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 2.7Smooth asphalt
7.5 kmDistance
6 %Average
450 mGain
Max 7.5 %
Selva village below the TramuntanaAraceli Merino · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.012Cat 3
Coll des Cards ColersDifficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 1.7Rough asphalt
6.8 kmDistance
5 %Average
340 mGain
Max 9 %
Puig de MassanellaAntoni Sureda · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.013Cat 3
Comuna de Lluc (Massanella road)Difficulty 4 of 5Difficulty score 2.3Mixed / gravel
4.5 kmDistance
7 %Average
320 mGain
Max 12 %
Galilea village in the south-western TramuntanaRafael Ortega Díaz · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.014Cat 3
Galilea (from Puigpunyent)Difficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 1.7Smooth asphalt
4.2 kmDistance
6.5 %Average
270 mGain
Max 9 %
Mortitx ridgeAntoni Sureda · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.015Cat 3
MortitxDifficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 1.5Smooth asphalt
6 kmDistance
5 %Average
300 mGain
Max 8 %
Lluc monastery at the summit of the Pollença → Lluc traverseH. Zell · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.016Cat 1
Pollença → Lluc (Femenia + sa Batalla)Difficulty 4 of 5Difficulty score 1.9Moderate traffic
22 kmDistance
3 %Average
650 mGain
Max 8 %
Puig de RandaManfred Boelke · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.017Cat 3
Puig de RandaDifficulty 3 of 5Difficulty score 2.1Smooth asphalt
5.1 kmDistance
6.5 %Average
330 mGain
Max 9 %
Puig Major, the highest mountain on MallorcaIngo Mehling · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.018HC
Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel)Difficulty 5 of 5Difficulty score 5.0Moderate traffic
14 kmDistance
6 %Average
840 mGain
Max 8 %
Sa Calobra road descending to the seadeepeye · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.019HC
Sa CalobraDifficulty 5 of 5Difficulty score 4.7Moderate traffic
9.4 kmDistance
7 %Average
668 mGain
Max 12 %
Santuari de Sant Salvador above FelanitxXxlstier · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.020Cat 2
Sant SalvadorDifficulty 4 of 5Difficulty score 3.0Smooth asphalt
4.8 kmDistance
8 %Average
380 mGain
Max 11 %
20 climb starts · numbers match the cards

More about Mallorca climbs

All Mallorca cycling climbs
How many famous cycling climbs are on Mallorca?
We map 20 famous road-cycling climbs across Mallorca, totalling roughly 8,000 m of climbing.
What is the hardest climb in Mallorca?
Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel) is the hardest climb in Mallorca by difficulty score: 5.0 on the FIETS index, over 14 km at 6% average for 840 m of ascent. Sa Calobra comes next at 4.7.
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.
Climb records · data updated 27 Oct 2026