Galilea (from Puigpunyent) vs Coll de sa Gramola: which Mallorca climb is harder?
Elevation profiles on one scale
Both charts use 0–5 km and 0–500 m, so a longer or higher climb looks longer or higher.
Galilea (from Puigpunyent)4.2 km · 6.5 % · 270 m
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Coll de sa Gramola4.6 km · 5.5 % · 250 m
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Galilea (from Puigpunyent) is the tougher climb — expect a harder day than on Coll de sa Gramola. Compare the numbers below and pick your challenge.
Score from gain, gradient² × length, max gradient and difficulty| Metric | Galilea | Coll de sa Gramola |
|---|---|---|
| Distance | 4.2 km | 4.6 kmHigher |
| Average gradient | 6.5 %Higher | 5.5 % |
| Max gradient | 9 %Higher | 7.5 % |
| Elevation gain | 270 mHigher | 250 m |
| Difficulty | 3 of 5 | 3 of 5 |
| Difficulty score | 1.7Higher | 1.4 |
| Surface | Smooth asphalt | Smooth asphalt |
| Traffic | Low traffic | Moderate traffic |
The two climbs
Questions riders ask
Is Galilea (from Puigpunyent) or Coll de sa Gramola harder?
Galilea (from Puigpunyent) is the harder climb overall, based on gradient, length and total ascent.
Which is longer, Galilea (from Puigpunyent) or Coll de sa Gramola?
Coll de sa Gramola is the longer climb (4.2 km vs 4.6 km).
Which is steeper, Galilea (from Puigpunyent) or Coll de sa Gramola?
Galilea (from Puigpunyent) has the steeper average gradient (6.5% vs 5.5%).