Cyclists riding from Alcudia in Mallorca can choose from three main routes offering varied distances and elevations. The Alcudia out-and-back route covers 48.7 km with 811 m of climbing, including a 3.5 km climb at 5.5% average gradient starting at 6.7 km, reaching 201 m elevation. It passes through Port de Pollença and includes 6.7 km of cycle path. The longer Alcudia to Alcudia route stretches 96.6 km with 1408 m of climbing, passing through Pollença, Lluc, Caimari, Selva, Moscari, Campanet, and Port de Pollença. Its biggest climb is 7.5 km at 5.8% average gradient, starting at 13.7 km, with a maximum gradient of 9.2% and a high point at 534 m. The Alcudia to Palma route is 59.6 km with 389 m elevation gain, passing multiple towns such as Campanet, Inca, and Santa Maria del Camí. It features a 1.8 km climb at 3.5%, starting at 17.2 km, reaching 116 m above sea level. All routes have predominantly paved surfaces and involve some stretches on main roads without cycle lanes.