Mountain Passes in Spain

The Coll de Sa Bataia is the third highest pass in Mallorca. At the top there is a gas station with a restaurant and drinks.

Here it goes in serpentines, average 5.8%, high. The road was partly well spent.

If you get here on the way back you made it!

One of my favorites. The streets are in great conditions and the view is great. I enjoy going up and down just for training

The driveway to the Coll des Vent, or Coll Sa Creu, as it is sometimes called, was tarred a few years ago and has been a real pleasure ever since. … read more

Very nice to drive road with good pavement and constant slope. When you get to the top, you have a great view, which more than compensates you for the efforts uphill.

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

It is one of the most famous ports in the area for cyclists who train in the preseason. The climb up Bolulla is longer but less steep than up Parcent. … read more

Here you will find refreshments, tools and spare parts. And a great view of the surrounding area, including the Es Pla plain, Mallorca's granary. A short break is actually a … read more

The climb from the village of Sa Calobra to the Coll dels Reis is one of the main reasons that cyclists come to Mallorca. With an average gradient of seven … read more

Here the mountain roads and many hiking trails intersect - a tourist hotspot with fantastic views and lots of stall magic. The hotel with the pool area is cool, from which you can look directly into the caldera.

At this point, the wind is not to be despised. It feels like with a brake parachute.

This 672 meter high pass in the Pyrenees sits right on the border between Spain and France, linking the Baztan and Baigorri valleys. It drags on a bit, but you always have a fantastic view of the green Basque Country.

The ascent to the Collada de Parpers begins in La Roca del Vallés in the middle Mogent valley, rugged in the east by the inland slopes of the Coastal Range, … read more

Nature in all its splendor. Wonderful place to walk, run or bike. Many roads lead to the port, you can choose your own. As the first stage of the Camino … read more

The Col du Portillon is an emblematic pass of the Pyrenees and the Tour de France. Perched on the border between France and Spain, it culminates at 1,293 meters above … read more

The landscape is dotted with limestone rocks that, due to dissolution and the passage of time, have been transformed into curious karst formations. At the geological level it is also … read more

The Alto do Poio is crowned at 1,335 meters and represents the end of the agony for the pilgrims who come from previously doing the Alto do Cebreiro and the … read more

In the 11th century, the monastery of San Salvador is said to have stood here at the top of the pass, on the foundations of which a small chapel was … read more

The Alto de San Roque is crowned at 1270 meters of altitude and is a gift for the eyes.
The silhouette of the pilgrim whipped by the wind represents the … read more