4.2
FIETS
6.3 mi
DISTANCE
2,146 ft
GAINED
6.3 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): Magnus Verbrugge, Canada; Lisa Irizarry, New York, New York.
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Those familiar with Mallorca will invariably recommend Sa Calobra as the Must-Do climb on the island. See PJAMM's Sa Calobra loop at 125 kilometers and 2,446 meters elevation gain.
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See PJAMM's Sa Calobra loop at 125 kilometers and 2,446 meters elevation gain.
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carlinguernsey
The Mallorca must do climb, Sa Calobra is similar to some good climbs in France and Italy for length and gradient. It is a good early season challenge to get to the top. Try to avoid the middle of the day when the buses are going up and down. The descent can be slow due to all of the cars and bicycles - add in buses and you may come to a stop at many corners.
EVeit
Probably the most epic climb in Mallorca due to the stunning scenery, engineering marvel of the road, and challenge. Cap Formentor offers breathtaking views of the sea, but the road itself is not as impressive and the climbs not nearly as challenging. There are a good number of tourist cars and buses on the road, and hundreds of other cyclists when I did it in late April, but the vehicles were generally very mindful of cyclists. There are tight spots where you will have likely have vehicles within 2 or 3' of you, and the mountain side or cliff the same distance on the other.
