An adventure through Majorca – cycle the Tramuntana mountain range

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Tours

10:18 h

101 mi

10,600 ft

The island of Majorca was once known as ‘the island of calm’. Although the reality is very different today, we can still find some tranquility in the Tramuntana mountain range.

This 162-kilometre (100 mi) route, divided into three stages, was designed by Nomad Martin. It covers the island from west to east, seeking out mountains and forests along the north coast, paradisiacal beaches in the south and fairytale stone villages in between.

All you need is a gravel or mountain bike and a great desire for adventure. For more details (in Spanish), check out: pedalia.cc/ruta-serra-de-tramuntana-en-bicicleta

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Tours & Highlights

Stage 1: San Telmo to Valldemossa – cycle the Tramuntana mountain range
03:19
31.3 mi
9.4 mph
4,125 ft
2,900 ft
The first stage begins in San Telmo, a picturesque coastal town located on the west coast. Shortly after you find a gravel path that leads you to one of the highlights of the Route: Punta Negra, a pine forest that houses an ideal rest area to witness the island of Sa Dragonera in full.

The first mountain…
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Stage 2: Valldemossa to Lluc – cycle the Tramuntana mountain range
03:41
34.7 mi
9.4 mph
4,175 ft
3,900 ft
The second Route begins in the special town of Valldemossa. The first kilometers run on the general asphalt road that leads you to the town of Deià, another of the jewels of the Tramuntana. From here you go to the Sa Foradada viewpoint. This is made up of a rock formation in the form of a jetty that…
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Stage 3: Lluc to Formentor lighthouse – cycle the Tramuntana mountain range
03:17
34.7 mi
10.5 mph
2,325 ft
3,425 ft
The third day begins in Lluc, another magical town in the Tramuntana. From the beginning you can enjoy an asphalt road that makes its way through pine forests and rock formations that end in a descent towards the end of the natural area of the Sierra de Tramuntana. A farewell to your next destination…
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