Coll de Sóller – Climb to Puig Major loop from Lloseta

Coll de Sóller – Climb to Puig Major loop from Lloseta

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Coll de Sóller – Climb to Puig Major loop from Lloseta

04:37

87.0km

1,670m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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21.9 km

Ascent to Coll de Sóller from Bunyola

Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass

This is one of the most famous climbs in Mallorca. A very quiet road, without much motorized traffic with a fair amount of curves. Also you can attack it from both sides. Essential if you are cycling around the island.

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29.3 km

Coll de Sóller

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Stone walls, olive trees, endless curves and impressive views await you on the climb to Coll de Sóller. Enjoy this wonder.

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36.9 km

View from the ascent to Coll de Sóller

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Many switchbacks meander from both sides up to the Coll de Soller. The cars use the tunnel. So mostly only cyclists are on the road here. A real pleasure route.

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39.3 km

Climb to Puig Major

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The longest climb on Mallorca (14 km/avg. 5.8%/max. 7.7%) leads you very evenly to the highest point of the island (for road cyclists).

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53.5 km

Top of Puig Major

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Puig Major is the highest mountain pass in Mallorca and a must-see challenge for cyclists. The climb from Sóller offers more than 14 kilometers of continuous ascent with sustained gradients …

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53.9 km

Túnel de Monnàber

Mountain Pass

55.6 km

coll des Xoriguer

Viewpoint

56.3 km

View of the Cúber Reservoir

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From the saddle you can contemplate the blue waters of the Cúber reservoir. The reflection of the limestone slopes on the surface gives the impression that they are submerged in …

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61.7 km

Aqueduct of Sa Calobra

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Here you have to decide where to go! (do not turn around!) 😉

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70.4 km

Coll de sa Batalla

Mountain Pass

72.7 km

Sa Bretxa Nova

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Picture-perfect route - if e.g. the one in Selva starts by 8 a.m. with very little traffic

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87.0 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

77.4 km

5.43 km

4.12 km

103 m

Surfaces

86.7 km

226 m

103 m

Elevation

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Highest point (880 m)

Lowest point (10 m)

Weather

Wednesday 21 October

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Max wind speed: 9.0 km/h

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Comments

February 10, 2022,Sa Calobra baby!

It's a massive day. But well worth it. I recommend doing it on weekdays: less traffic in the Tramuntana.

November 13, 2021,Caimari Sóller Runde

Wonderful round, the driving time is, as always, including the nice breaks to enjoy the landscape, the food or simply a café.

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March 28, 2024,Ruta con la bici de carretera

Food at Rest. Cas Gallet, good food, to be sure it is better to book

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October 27, 2022,Rennradtour Putch Major..

If only I had what I have in my head in my head...
Then the navigation system would be ready to go 😜
Luckily someone recorded it on the side...
Add another 1kmh then that's fine...
Also add to 2250 hm.....

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