Manfred Boelke · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 Cat 3 · difficulty 3 of 5Live · 15° at the top
Puig de Randa
Also called Santuari de Cura. Standalone hill in the middle of the southern plain. Three small sanctuaries on the way up.
Distance5.1km
Average gradient6.5%
Max gradient9%
Elevation gain330m
Difficulty score2.1FIETS index · rank 9 of 20
Profile
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Overview
Standalone hill in the middle of the southern plain. Three small sanctuaries on the way up.
Direction. From Randa village, follow the single road up — there is no shortcut and no through traffic.
SurfaceSmooth asphalt
TrafficLow traffic
QuietPanoramicShortSanctuaryOut & back
Before you climb
The road is narrow at the topPass walkers carefully. The Santuari de Cura summit has a café and panoramic terrace facing the whole island.
Refuel near this climb
Within 5 km of the start or the top
On the map
Rides featuring Puig de Randa
Take Puig de Randa home
A 3D-printed desk relief of the climb, made in Mallorca.
Questions riders ask
How long is the Puig de Randa climb?
5.1 km with 330 m of elevation gain at an average gradient of 6.5%.
What is the road surface like on Puig de Randa?
Smooth asphalt throughout — well suited to road bikes with standard tyres.
How hard is Puig de Randa?
Puig de Randa has a difficulty score of 2.1 (FIETS index), ranking 9 of 20 among the Mallorca climbs we map: 5.1 km at 6.5% average with 330 m of ascent. Our editorial rating is 3 of 5.
How busy is Puig de Randa with traffic?
Traffic is light most of the year. Early starts make it nearly empty.
When is the best time to ride Puig de Randa?
Optimal months are Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov, Dec — mild temperatures and lower wind risk.