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625m
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This road cycling route starts at the Hotel Horizonte in Palma de Mallorca and follows a challenging and scenic circuit to Coll de sa Creu, passing through Calvià and ending in Palmanova.

This is an ideal route for cyclists looking for a mix of gentle climbs, technical descents, and spectacular scenery in Mallorca. ????‍♂️

  • Departure from Hotel Horizonte (Palma de Mallorca)

    • The route begins in the city with an urban stretch until it connects with the Ma-1043 road towards Coll de sa Creu.
    • This initial section features a gradual climb with good asphalt and moderate traffic.
  • Ascent to Coll de sa Creu

    • A climb of about 5 km, with an average gradient of 5-6%.
    • Narrow road with little traffic, surrounded by vegetation and offering panoramic views of the Bay of Palma.
  • Descent towards Calvià

    • After reaching the summit, the descent is fast and technical, with sharp curves leading to the town of Calvià.
    • This section showcases the typical landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana with mountain villages and rural estates.
  • Way to Palmanova

    • From Calvià, the route continues on well-paved secondary roads, with an undulating profile and some short climbs before reaching Palmanova.
    • This area sees more traffic as it gets closer to the coast.
  • Arrival in Palmanova

    • The route ends in the coastal area of Palmanova, where you can enjoy the beach and the touristic atmosphere.

79.63km
1522m
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This spectacular circular route crosses the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering a challenging yet stunning ride through some of Mallorca's most beautiful villages.

Route Description

  • Distance: Approximately 90 km
  • Difficulty: High, with several demanding climbs and technical descents.
  • Highlights:
    • Palma – Esporles (15 km): Depart from Palma with a moderate climb to Esporles.
    • Esporles – Valldemossa (10 km): A short but steep climb to Valldemossa, one of the island’s most iconic villages.
    • Valldemossa – Deià (15 km): A winding road with spectacular views of the Mediterranean.
    • Deià – Sóller (12 km): A thrilling descent into Sóller, with an option to stop at the port.
    • Sóller – Palma (40 km): The final stretch includes the climb to Coll de Sóller (497 m) and a long descent back to Palma.

A challenge for experienced cyclists, offering breathtaking landscapes, dreamlike roads, and the true essence of Mallorca

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