
Road · Spain
A rolling 68 km road cycling route from Palma, Mallorca to Alcudia through Bons Aires, Pere Garau and la Soledat, with 356 m of climbing.
Starting in Palma at Santa Catalina, the route initially passes through urban areas including Bons Aires and Pere Garau. The first 14 km are mostly flat, with a mix of major roads and minor streets, and some cycle lanes. Climbing begins around km 14.3 with a 3.3 km ascent gaining 105 m at an average gradient of 3.2%, peaking at 141 m. After this, the road continues past Santa Eugènia and Laiar, heading towards Ruberts where the second climb starts at 27.5 km, lasting 2.9 km with an 84 m gain at 2.9% average gradient and a top elevation of 178 m. The highest point on the route lies at 183 m near 30.8 km.
The route is 98% paved, with 2% gravel, and includes 30.6 km on main roads, 19.9 km on minor roads, and 8.5 km on roads with cycle lanes. It features a longest continuous descent of 2.5 km dropping 44 m. Food and drink options include cafés at 7.4 km and 35.5 km, restaurants near 19.4 km and 60 km, and a café at 64.6 km. Shops, water, fuel, bike shops, and toilets are scattered along the route, with one 12.2 km stretch from 47.8 to 60 km lacking cafés, shops or water. Bailout points and stations exist at Palma and Sineu.
The route ends near Alcùdia and Sa Marina at sea level, passing close to Puig de Defla, a 162 m peak near 35.8 km, beneath the route.
| Climb | Starts at | On this ride | Top on this ride |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unnamed climb | 14.3 km | 3.3 km · 105 m · 3.2 % · max 6.9 % | 141 m |
| Unnamed climb | 27.5 km | 2.9 km · 84 m · 2.9 % · max 5.5 % | 178 m |
Expect stretches on main roads without a cycle lane (30.7 km in all) between quieter sections.
No stretch is longer than 15 km without a café, shop or water. Along the route: 226 cafés and restaurants, 33 shops, 7 water points, 9 petrol stations, 2 public toilets and 30 bike shops.