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Routes

Curated Mallorca cycling routes

Hand-picked day-loops across the island — each one strings together famous climbs from a single start town, with café and water stops nearby.

Serra de Tramuntana

Tramuntana Queen Stage

105 km · 2400 m · Level 5/5

From Sóller

The big one: over the Coll de Sóller, along the spine of the Tramuntana past Puig Major, then the plunge into Sa Calobra and the brutal climb back out. A true queen stage — pick a clear, calm day.

Serra de Tramuntana

Pollença → Lluc & sa Batalla

90 km · 1850 m · Level 4/5

From Pollença

Spin out of Pollença and climb to the Lluc monastery via the Coll de Femenia, returning over the Coll de sa Batalla — steady gradients, pine forest and a café at the top.

Cap de Formentor

Cap de Formentor Lighthouse

55 km · 900 m · Level 3/5

From Pollença

The island's most photogenic ride: rolling cliffs out to the Formentor lighthouse. Short but exposed — go early to beat the buses and the afternoon wind.

Es Pla

Randa & the Plains

65 km · 650 m · Level 2/5

From Llucmajor

A gentle introduction to riding Mallorca: quiet lanes across Es Pla to the standalone Puig de Randa — one steady climb with three monasteries and big island views. Ideal for first days and recovery rides.

Llevant

Sant Salvador & the South-East

75 km · 950 m · Level 3/5

From Felanitx

Quiet Llevant back roads to the hilltop monastery of Sant Salvador above Felanitx — a punchy, panoramic climb with a café-stop town waiting at the bottom.

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How to use these routes

Each route is a classic Mallorca day-loop built around climbs you can read up on individually. The figures are honest estimates: pick a route by region, climbs and rough difficulty, then open each climb page for gradient profiles, parking and direction notes.

Each download is a committed continuous route track. Preview it on the map and check its elevation profile, then verify current restrictions and conditions before you ride.