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Coll de sa Gramola
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.
Distance4.6km
Average gradient5.5%
Max gradient7.5%
Elevation gain250m
Difficulty score1.4FIETS index · rank 15 of 20
Profile
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Overview
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.
SurfaceSmooth asphalt
TrafficModerate traffic
ShortCoastalPanoramicRolling
Before you climb
Often considered a 'warm-up climb' for the Andratx → Estellencs coast loop. Modest in length but exposedWear sun protection.
Refuel near this climb
Within 5 km of the start or the top
On the map
Take Coll de sa Gramola home
A 3D-printed desk relief of the climb, made in Mallorca.
Questions riders ask
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 hard is Coll de sa Gramola?
Coll de sa Gramola has a difficulty score of 1.4 (FIETS index), ranking 15 of 20 among the Mallorca climbs we map: 4.6 km at 5.5% average with 250 m of ascent. Our editorial rating is 3 of 5.
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.