The climbs of Mallorca

The 15 climbs that feature in our Mallorca routes, sorted by elevation difference. The island has more.

Puig MajorHC

13.74 km · 6.0% · 820 m of climbing · summit 872 m (sign)

Puig Major never lets up.

You can ride this climb on these routes

Coll de Sóller & Puig MajorPalma — Sa Batalla, Sa Calobra & Puig Major Epic

Sa CalobraCat 1

9.4 km · 6.9% · 648 m of climbing · summit 682 m (sign)

The road down to Sa Calobra is a dead end that drops all the way to the sea, so most riders descend it and climb straight back out, seeing every bend twice.

You can ride this climb on these routes

Cap Formentor, Sa Batalla & Sa CalobraPalma — Sa Batalla, Sa Calobra & Puig Major EpicSa Calobra from Pollença

Coll de Sóller (Sóller)Cat 2

7.5 km · 5.6% · 422 m of climbing · summit 496 m (GPX)

The Sóller side is the harder of the two — steeper than the Bunyola approach, and with a lot more hairpins.

You can ride this climb on these routes

Andratx — Pollença Traverse

Coll de FemeniaCat 2

7.59 km · 5.5% · 415 m of climbing · summit 534 m (GPX)

Femenia is the road into the Serra de Tramuntana from Pollença.

You can ride this climb on these routes

Coll de Femenia & Sa Batalla Loop

Coll de sa BatallaCat 2

7.89 km · 4.9% · 387 m of climbing · summit 564 m (GPX)

Sa Batalla climbs at the same steady gradient the whole way and never kicks hard enough to put you out of the saddle.

You can ride this climb on these routes

Cap Formentor, Sa Batalla & Sa CalobraSa Calobra from Pollença

Coll de Sóller (Bunyola)Cat 3

5.12 km · 5.0% · 254 m of climbing · summit 496 m (GPX)

This is the easier of the two sides.

You can ride this climb on these routes

Coll de Sóller & Puig MajorPalma — Sa Batalla, Sa Calobra & Puig Major Epic