Cycling in Alcudia

Cycling guide to Alcudia

Alcudia in Mallorca offers cyclists several routes varying from 49 km to nearly 97 km that explore the northern and central parts of the island. The rides often include climbs, with the longer route gaining over 1400 m elevation, reaching a high point of 843 m near Lluc. Cyclists ride through towns including Port de Pollença, Pollença, Lluc, Caimari, and Selva. The routes also connect to Palma on the southern coast. Each route crosses mainly Spanish territory within Mallorca. Regarding climbing, the largest ascents last between 1.7 km and 7.4 km with average gradients around 3.8% to 5.9% and maximum gradients up to 10.1%. The highest climb reaches 521 m altitude near Lluc. The rides pass towns like Campanet and Moscari, with some routes out-and-back and others point-to-point.

Best time to ride

May is recorded as the month for all routes, with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 31°C, making it suitable for riding.

Terrain

The terrain around Alcudia is moderately hilly with climbs that range in length from 1.7 km to over 7 km. Average gradients are generally between 3.8% and 5.9%, with some sections steeper up to 10.1%. Highest elevations reach up to 843 m. Overall, the routes combine rolling terrain with sustained moderate climbs.