Cat 2
Coll d'Honor
Coll d'Orient
- Distance
- 7.1km
- Avg gradient
- 5.5%
- Max gradient
- 8%
- Elevation gain
- 390m
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Quiet back-road climb from Bunyola through the village of Orient. Tree-lined and almost traffic-free — a connoisseurs' favourite.
Direction. Climbed from Bunyola northbound on MA-2100. The pass tops out before a long downhill to Orient and then a second small rise.
- Surface
- Smooth asphalt
- Traffic
- Low traffic
- Best months
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Live conditions
Weather at the climb
- 28 Tue31°C0% rain
- 29 Wed33°C0% rain
- 30 Thu32°C0% rain
- 31 Fri33°C0% rain
- 01 Sat35°C0% rain
Elevation profile
Local tips
Restaurant Mandala in Orient is a long-standing Sunday-ride lunch stop. The road surface is fine but a few hairpins are tight — descend with care.
Refuel near this climb
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Bike repair
Coll de Sóller (497m) Bike repair shops Can Topa, Ma-11A, 1880, 07110 Bunyola, Illes Balears, Spain
Mirador del Coll de Sóller Bike repair shops Ma-11A, km 22, 07110, Illes Balears, Spain
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Coll de Sóller
- Distance
- 7.5km
- Avg gradient
- 6% · max 7.5%
- Elevation gain
- 450m
- Smooth asphalt
- Low traffic
Best months: Feb–May, Sep–Nov
Common questions
How long is the Coll d'Honor climb?
7.1 km with 390 m of elevation gain at an average gradient of 5.5%.
What is the road surface like on Coll d'Honor?
Smooth asphalt throughout — well suited to road bikes with standard tyres.
How busy is Coll d'Honor with traffic?
Traffic is light most of the year. Early starts make it nearly empty.
When is the best time to ride Coll d'Honor?
Optimal months are Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov, Dec — mild temperatures and lower wind risk.