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The Outsiders' guide to
Trail running in mallorca.
Under the big Mallorcan sky, visitors and inhabitants run to a Balearic beat. A demanding yet highly rewarding territory not just for cyclists, but also runners, you can really uncover this enchanting island in the middle of the Meditarranean with just a pair of running shoes. Here we present a selection of six trail running routes, following parts of the GR221, a 130km plus trail that runs from Andratx in the southwest up to Alcúdia in the north. Our FLAGSHIP CAFÉ AND STORE, in Plaça del Rosari, the centre of Palma, is also a great spot to begin your adventure or relax afterwards.
There’s mixed terrain consisting of quiet rocky and dusty tracks, smooth pavement, shaded forest canopies and exposed ridges. True discoveries are only made when you push yourself beyond the footsteps of the average tourist. Mos deim coses!
Trail Routes.
There’s a wide range of routes offering varying difficulty levels including a long run discovering the world renonwned Sa Calobra and an easier 10km run by the beach. All offering adventures at your own personal pace.
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CAFÉ TO CASTLE.
For those who are staying close or central to the island’s capital, we’ve created a fun loop starting at our store in Plaça del Rosari.
MONASTERY LLUC.
Created for those who are willing to spend some time up in the forest and mountains, it follows a section of the GR221 trail.
CAP FORMENTOR.
A route with three variants that takes you north all the way up to Cap Formentor for a sublime view.
SÓLLER.
A trail run of 11km with gorgeous changes of scenery and terrain with trails that lead from the beach to Sóller.
SA CALOBRA.
Sa Calobra is a name most people who know of the island will have heard. So we had no choice but to offer you a trail running alternative.
ON THE BEACH.
If you’re not looking for a brutal mountain run, take in the beautiful tranquil beach, Colonia de Saint Jordi, a protected nature reserve.
Riding Routes.
And if you prefer to take the velocipede… these routes also allow for some of the best riding on the continent. Mallorca is crawling with off road adventures. We can point you in the right direction but the journey will be all yours.
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Riding Routes.
And if you prefer to take the velocipede… these routes also allow for some of the best riding on the continent. Mallorca is crawling with off road adventures. We can point you in the right direction but the journey will be all yours.
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FROM SAND TO DUST.
Through the marshes to Muro. Leave the sea behind and ride to the interior, across a national park and into the agricultural heartlands.
ON THE INCA TRAIL.
On the trail means stone walls and double-tracks, joining the dots of the hamlets and villages towards the foothills of the Serra de Tramantuna.
SINEU TO THE MOUNTAINS.
To the mountains. Time for up, with some technical rocky single track on the way to the ancient castle.
THE Store.
From one cycling paradise to another. Mallorca is a haven for riders looking to inspire early form, or just to explore beautiful routes with a Catalan lifestyle to complement proceedings. From Palma to Pollença, you’ll feel at home here on two wheels.
RENT & RIDE.
Travel light and book your bike. Each bike is complete with pedals, tool bag and rear light while, if needed, each rental can also include Specialized shoes and helmet.
CAPITAL GAINS.
Palma is the anchor of Mallorcan history and culture. Old town streets, seaside paths, and that cathedral. Complete your Mallorcan cycling holiday with a visit to the capital. All Island life is here.
PRATICAL.
How to arrive:
With flights from around 30 different countries, it is easy to fly to Mallorca. Situated only 8km from Palma city, getting into town by bus or taxi is simple and fast. For those on a road trip or adverse to flying, there are daily ferries from Barcelona to the Island.
Where to stay:
Where to base your cycling holiday is a question of choice and practicality. Thankfully the island has both. Whether it’s the traditional streets of Soller, the big city lights of Palma or the proximity of Pollença, you can find bike friendly places in every corner. For more information on where to stay, see the MALLORCAN TOURIST BOARD website.
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