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Mallorca Riding Guide . It’s is a cycling mecca for a reason, with roads purpose-built for exploring the Tramuntana mountains and tracks through the rural heartlands to offer every type of riding for the visiting cyclist. This is island cycling paradise.
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Andratx & The North Coast The best part of the Mallorca 312 sportive. There may be no big names on this ride, but it’s a not-so-secret hidden gem and one of the best stretches of coast road you will ever set wheels and eyes on.
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To the lighthouse. Maybe the pièce de resistance of Mallorcan road engineering. An out-and-back ride like no other, plan it for sunset on the way back for some unforgettable Mallorcan cycling.
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Femenia & Sa Batalla. A flowing ride from Pollença that allows you to find your own rhythm despite the hilly terrain. Make sure and stop at the bike-friendly café on Coll de Sa Batalla.
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Mallorca Colls & Climbs : Cap de Formentor. Where the Serra de Tramuntana fall into the sea, a road to rival the best in the world takes you to the lighthouse.
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Mallorca’s Colls & Climbs : Puig Major. The Island’s highest climb has everything from open switchbacks, to big vistas, to dark tunnels and shimmering reservoirs.
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Mallorca Colls & Climbs : Coll de sa Batalla. Gentle slopes, pine tree shade, a perfect surface and cafés top and bottom. Sa Batalla hits the sweetspot.
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Mallorca’s Colls & Climbs : Coll de Sóller. One of the main gateways to the mountains and the north coast from Palma, Sóller.
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Mallorca’s Colls & Climbs : Coll de Femenia. From Pollença, it’s the introduction to the Tramnuntana, and it makes a great first impression.
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Soller & Valldemossa. Escape the city, scale the mountain, savour the scenery. Coll de Sóller delivers a strong challenge in the middle of a great loop starting and finishing in Palma.
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Sa Creu & Galilea. A short sharp loop from Palma city that quickly gets you onto quiet roads. A staff pick from the Palma store.
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Coll de Femenia & Sa Calobra. The jewel in the crown of Mallorcan cycling. Ride the ridgelines of the Tramuntana mountains and plunge down to the sea before tackling one of the Island’s toughest tests.