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Coll des Cards Colers

Mancor → Lluc backroad

Distance
6.8km
Avg gradient
5%
Max gradient
9%
Elevation gain
340m

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Back-road climb from Mancor de la Vall toward the MA-10 — a peaceful alternative to the main Caimari approach. Surface is patchy but traffic is minimal.

Direction. From Mancor de la Vall, take the signposted lane heading north — the road climbs through olive groves to meet the MA-10 east of the Coll de sa Batalla.

Surface
Rough asphalt
Traffic
Low traffic
Best months
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  • Quiet
  • Shaded
  • Hidden gem
  • Village

Live conditions

Weather at the climb

Updated 05:34 PM
Start28°C5 km/h
Summit25°C5 km/h
WindTailwindRelative to the climb direction
Air quality8 µg/m³PM2.5
  1. 28 Tue28°C0% rain
  2. 29 Wed30°C0% rain
  3. 30 Thu31°C0% rain
  4. 31 Fri31°C0% rain
  5. 01 Sat33°C0% rain

Elevation profile

200m 300m 400m 500m 0km 1km 2km 3km 4km 5km 6km
< 5%5–8%> 8%

Local tips

Use this for the Lluc loop if you want to avoid Sunday-morning traffic on the Caimari side. Bring 28 mm tyres for the rough sections.

Refuel near this climb

Cafés

Water refills

Bike repair

Nearby towns

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Common questions

How long is the Coll des Cards Colers climb?

6.8 km with 340 m of elevation gain at an average gradient of 5%.

What is the road surface like on Coll des Cards Colers?

Mostly asphalt with rough patches — consider wider tyres for comfort.

How busy is Coll des Cards Colers with traffic?

Traffic is light most of the year. Early starts make it nearly empty.

When is the best time to ride Coll des Cards Colers?

Optimal months are Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov — mild temperatures and lower wind risk.