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.
Tramuntana Queen Stage
approx. 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 TramuntanaPollença → Lluc & sa Batalla
approx. 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 FormentorCap de Formentor Lighthouse
approx. 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 PlaRanda & the Plains
approx. 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.
LlevantSant Salvador & the South-East
approx. 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.
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.
The downloadable GPX is the concatenation of each climb's own track as separate segments — handy for previewing the hard parts on your head unit, but not a single continuous routed line. Plot the connecting roads in your own route planner before you ride.