- Ascent
- 145 hm
- Distance Ascent
- 2.4 km
- max. gradient
- 9.1 %
- ø gradient
- 6 %
The Coll dels Reis from Escorca is a category 4 climb on Mallorca, covering 2.4 km and 145 m of elevation gain at an average of 6 %, peaking at 9.1 %. The short ascent from the Ma-10 ends at 710 m at the high point of the Sa Calobra road, where the famous descent to the sea begins.
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Bucket-List Print: Coll dels Reis
The Coll dels Reis is one of the most iconic cycling climbs on Mallorca. Starting in Escorca and finishing above Sa Calobra, it sits deep within the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range. UNESCO designated this landscape a World Heritage Site in 2011.
Moreover, the Coll dels Reis carries serious cycling pedigree. For decades, professional teams have used the road down to Sa Calobra as a core part of their Mallorca training camps. Sky, Ineos and countless other squads have hammered these slopes during early season preparation.
Coll dels Reis: The Must-Ride Cycling Climb on Mallorca
Above all, the scenery along the Coll dels Reis sets it apart from almost any other climb. The Torrent de Pareis gorge, dramatic limestone walls and open views across the Mediterranean make these 2.4 kilometres truly special. Anyone cycling Mallorca seriously needs the Coll dels Reis on their list.
We crossed the Coll dels Reis in 2020 on the way down to Sa Calobra, as told in Sa Calobra by road bike.
