Mallorca is home to some of Europe’s most spectacular cycling climbs. These routes offer breathtaking views, challenging gradients, and unforgettable riding experiences.
1. Sa Calobra (Coll dels Reis)
Arguably Mallorca’s most famous climb. A 26‑hairpin ascent carved into a dramatic limestone gorge. Riders must descend to the base—meaning no escape from the climb back up.
- Length: 9.4 km
- Average gradient: 7%
- Highlights: The famous “tie knot” bend, cliffside views.
2. Puig Major
Mallorca’s longest climb and a bucket‑list ascent.
- Length: 14.1 km
- Average gradient: 6%
- Highlights: Lakes, tunnels, sweeping mountain vistas.
3. Coll de Sóller
A favourite for its hairpins and smooth surface.
- Length: 7.4 km
- Average gradient: 6%
- Highlights: Dozens of hairpins, panoramic views.
4. Coll de Femenia
A steady, scenic ascent starting near Pollença.
- Length: 7.7 km
- Average gradient: 6%
- Highlights: Mediterranean pines, dramatic limestone walls.
5. Coll d’Honor
A quieter gem perfect for intermediate riders.
- Length: 5.5 km
- Average gradient: 6%
- Highlights: Peaceful countryside, great training effort.
These climbs make Mallorca a must‑visit for road cyclists.
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