Road Cycling Routes near Santa Ponsa
Discover the best road cycling routes near Santa Ponsa in Mallorca, Spain. We've curated 10 road cycling routes within riding distance of Santa Ponsa. The area offers mountainous terrain. Each route includes GPX files, detailed elevation profiles, highlighted climbs, and recommended café stops along the way.
10 routes
Mallorca - MA10
121.0 km • 2400 m • Hard
The Ma-10 route is the most iconic ride in the Serra de Tramuntana, offering a combination of challenging climbs and breathtaking coastal views. You can ride the route in both direction and both are equally beautiful. To ride this route we recommend booking a ride on the Mallorca Cycle Shuttle which will take you to the start of the ride or bring you back home. We'd suggest to take the shuttle to the starting point in the morning so you don't have to worry about the logistics at the end of the ride.
Loop to Banyalbufar and Andratx
77.3 km • 1233 m • Moderate
Head out to Banyalbufar from Palma and from there follow the MA-10 to Andratx and enjoy the wide views along the coast.
Coll de Sóller from Santa Ponsa
108.0 km • 1899 m • Hard
Sa Crue and Coll des Grau Loop
81.4 km • 1366 m • Moderate
This loop packs in a couple of climbs but never goes above 500 meters. It never gets super steep. Start with the climb of Sa Crue, followed by the climb to Coll des Grau. From there, the only real climb left is the ride up to the town of Galilea. After that, you work your way back to the coast and enjoy the flow.
Coffee Ride Coll de Sa Creu
44.8 km • 546 m • Easy
Leaving from Santa Ponsa, first follow the coastline toward Palma. Then turn left and head inland toward Coll de Sa Creu. Enjoy the only climb of this route. From the top, descend back down to the coast and settle into an easy spin home.
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