Skip to content
Cat 3

Coll de sa Gramola

Distance
4.6km
Avg gradient
5.5%
Max gradient
7.5%
Elevation gain
250m

Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

The opening climb of the MA-10 from Andratx toward Estellencs. Sets the tone for the entire coast road with sea views the moment you crest the col.

Direction. From Andratx northbound on MA-10. The Mirador de Ricardo Roca lies a few km after the col — natural photo stop.

Surface
Smooth asphalt
Traffic
Moderate traffic
Best months
JFMAMJJASOND
  • Short
  • Coastal
  • Panoramic
  • Rolling

Live conditions

Weather at the climb

Updated 05:31 PM
Start29°C12 km/h
Summit28°C11 km/h
WindTailwindRelative to the climb direction
Air quality9 µg/m³PM2.5
  1. 28 Tue29°C0% rain
  2. 29 Wed30°C0% rain
  3. 30 Thu30°C0% rain
  4. 31 Fri31°C0% rain
  5. 01 Sat32°C0% rain

Elevation profile

100m 150m 200m 250m 300m 0km 1km 2km 3km 4km
< 5%5–8%> 8%

Local tips

Often considered a 'warm-up climb' for the Andratx → Estellencs coast loop. Modest in length but exposed — wear sun protection.

Refuel near this climb

Water refills

Bike repair

Nearby towns

Other climbs you might like

Common questions

How long is the Coll de sa Gramola climb?

4.6 km with 250 m of elevation gain at an average gradient of 5.5%.

What is the road surface like on Coll de sa Gramola?

Smooth asphalt throughout — well suited to road bikes with standard tyres.

How busy is Coll de sa Gramola with traffic?

Moderate traffic, mostly tourists and locals. Ride early in season for a quieter experience.

When is the best time to ride Coll de sa Gramola?

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