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
Head to head
Coll de Sóller vs Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel): which Mallorca climb is harder?
Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel) is the tougher climb — expect a harder day than on Coll de Sóller. Compare the numbers below and pick your challenge.
| Metric | Coll de Sóller | Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel) |
|---|---|---|
| Distance | 7.5 km | 14 km |
| Avg gradient | 6% | 6% |
| Max gradient | 7.5% | 8% |
| Elevation gain | 450 m | 840 m |
| Difficulty | ||
| Surface | Smooth asphalt | Smooth asphalt |
| Traffic | Low traffic | Moderate traffic |
Elevation profiles
Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel)
- Distance
- 14km
- Avg gradient
- 6% · max 8%
- Elevation gain
- 840m
- Smooth asphalt
- Moderate traffic
Best months: Mar–May, Sep–Nov
Common questions
Is Coll de Sóller or Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel) harder?
Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel) is the harder climb overall, based on gradient, length and total ascent.
Which is longer, Coll de Sóller or Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel)?
Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel) is the longer climb (7.5 km vs 14 km).
Which is steeper, Coll de Sóller or Puig Major (Coll de sa Bataia → Tunnel)?
Coll de Sóller has the steeper average gradient (6% vs 6%).