The Best Cycling Routes in Mallorca
Discover the best cycling routes in Mallorca, Spain. Our curated collection includes 23 handpicked routes, from shorter coffee rides to challenging all-day rides. The region offers mountainous terrain, perfect for climbers seeking challenging ascents and dramatic elevation gains. Each route includes GPX files, detailed elevation profiles, highlighted climbs, and recommended cafés stops along the way.
23 routes
Two climbs one coffee
Leave Palma heading north and the road immediately starts to climb. You keep going up until you reach the Coll d’en Claret pass. From the top it is mostly a long descent all the way into Sóller. Consider stopping for a coffee in Deià or in Sóller. After that, get ready for the climb up the many hairpins of Coll de Sóller. From the top continue south and head back to Palma.
Puig Major from Palma
A classic loop from Palma that start with the ascent of Coll de Sóller before rolling on toward the long climb up to Puig Major.
Coll de Femenia Classic
One of those routes that never gets boring. Climb the Coll de Femenia from the Pollença side, then descend down to Sa Batalla. Finish by taking the quiet country road back to Pollença. This route lends itself to be ridden in either direction. This route works just as well in either direction and rides beautifully both ways.
Mallorca’s 3 Legends: Sóller, Puig Major & Sa Calobra
Even when based in Palma, the island's most iconic climbs are within reach.To kick things off, head north to tackle the Coll de Sóller. Enjoy a small break before moving forward to Puig Major,before dropping down the technical descent to Port de Sa Calobra. Then find your rhytm for the main event, the legendary Sa Calobra (Coll dels Reis). From this top, it's a relatively easy effort to head back to Palma, but your legs will definitely feel heavy after these three legends.
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