A route suitable for all ages and ideal for discovering some of the best-known towns in the Mallorcan plains, such as La Puebla, Inca, Santa María del Camino and Sancellas, as well as several charming villages, such as Biniali. Don't worry about the difficulty, as you have around 100 kilometres of almost entirely flat terrain ahead of you, so you can focus on enjoying the scenery.

At the foot of the Sierra de Tramuntana mountains lies the municipality of Mancor de la Vall, the first destination on the route; a very pleasant walk awaits you there, with the mountains as a backdrop to the landscape. Once there, you will face the climb to the Santa Lucía chapel and, a little further on, the Biniarroi llogaret, via the Camí des Rafals, with three very short but very steep sections. A route with a lot of Mallorcan character.

Difficulty: 0/5
Distance: 96 km.
Elevation gain: 446 m.

A demanding route on which we explore both the beautiful landscapes of Cape Formentor and the Mallorcan countryside. There are three challenges you will have to face: the climbs to Sa Talaia d'Albercutx, just after the Formentor viewpoint, the ascent to Santa Magdalena and the ramps of Bonany, in Petra. Three short but explosive climbs that will test the determination of any keen cyclist.

Difficulty: 4/5
Distance: 121 km.
Elevation gain: 1,546 m.

The natural and urban landscape between Pollensa and its port are the stars of this route, which, with the exception of two climbs, is mosThe natural and urban landscape between Pollensa and its port are the stars of this route, which, with the exception of two climbs, is mostly flat, along secondary roads with very little traffic. A route suitable for all ages and highly recommended if you want to enjoy a pleasant ride without straying too far from Club Pollentia.

Difficulty: 1/5
Distance: 23.70 km.
Elevation gain: 134 m.

Cabo Formentor is one of the island's most visited tourist attractions, and fortunately for cyclists, it is possible to explore it from end to end by bike. Of medium difficulty, although with some very steep climbs exceeding 15% gradient, you can reach the famous Formentor lighthouse and, along the way, visit the La Victoria chapel and Cala Sant Vicenç.

Difficulty: 3/5
Distance: 127.90 km.
Elevation gain: 2,977 m.

Only suitable for the most intrepid and prepared, both mentally and physically! This route through the Sierra de Tramuntana will take you to Mallorca's most famous road, Sa Calobra, but at the cost of pushing your legs to the limit with numerous sections with gradients of over 10% and 15%. Not to mention the Lassarell ramps and the Coll de sa Batalla pass, which are also considerable challenges. Every good cyclist thrives in the face of adversity!

Difficulty: 5/5
Distance: 96 km.
Elevation gain: 446 m.

The Sierra de Tramuntana is experienced differently on two wheels. This route allows you to enjoy it to the fullest with a medium level of difficulty, where you can also experience two of the island's best-known cycling spots: the ascent of Coll de Femenia and the descent of Sa Batalla. You will have to tackle a steady climb almost from the start of the route to Lluc, from where you can coast back down to the bay of Alcudia.

Difficulty: 3/5
Distance: 75.20 km.
Elevation gain: 853 m