Palma to Alcudia

Route overview

Suitable for riders looking for a medium-distance route with moderate climbing.

67.7km point-to-point route from Palma to Alcudia on Mallorca with 364m climbing.

The route starts in Palma de Mallorca, passing through numerous suburbs including Santa Catalina, Canavall, and Es Rafal within the first 5km. From there, the road heads onto the countryside, encountering the first climb starting at 14.4km which is 3.2km long with an average gradient of 3.1%, gaining 101m up to 135m elevation. Past the climb, the route continues past hamlets like Ruberts and the town of Sineu around 35km. A second climb begins at 27.8km, lasting 2.2km with an average 3.4% gradient and maximum 5.8%, taking the height to 164m. The highest point on the ride is 172m at 30.7km. Descending towards the destination, the route reaches Muro and continues on to the village of Alcúdia at 64.6km, then Sa Marina shortly after. The lowest elevation is at -11m near the route's end, with the majority of elevation gain taking place in the first half.

Highlights

• First climb starting at 14.4km gaining 101m
• Second climb at 27.8km with 75m gain
• Highest point at 172m around 30.7km
• Passes through town of Sineu at 35.4km

Practical information

Surface

Paved

Route shape

Point to point

Riding time

2½–3½ hours riding

Season

May

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