| Beautiful scenery |
| Hidden gem |
| 9 hairpin turns |
| #81 toughest climb of Balearic Islands |
| #71 most elevation gain of Balearic Islands |
| #96 longest climb of Balearic Islands |
| #89 average steepest climb of Balearic Islands |
Puig de Santa Magdalena via Camí de Santa Magdalena is a climb in the region Serra de Tramuntana. It is 2.7km long and bridges 173 vertical meters with an average gradient of 6.4%, resulting in a difficulty score of 119. The top of the ascent is located at 275 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 5 reviews of this climb and uploaded 9 photos.
Road names: Camí de Santa Magdalena & Carretera de Santa Magdalena
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Lovely climb with some great little hairpins on the way. Road surface is good and traffics light making for a pleasant experience. Restaurant at the top is wonderful and happy to serve drinks and or cake to passing cyclists. Views are awesome from the summit. I would definitely recommend this climb if you are in the area.
Nice climb, red everywhere according to Garmin and that's how I experienced it too. Continuously around 10％ I guess. Nice and quiet in terms of traffic and 360 view at the summit. The restaurant at the summit was closed [May holiday].
Mooie klim, volgens Garmin overal rood en zo ervaarde ik het ook. Continue rond de 10％ schat ik zo in. Lekker rustig qua verkeer en top 360 view op de top. Het restaurantje op de top was dicht [mei vakantie].
As has been stated by other riders this climb should not be missed . It’s spectacular and has many classic switchbacks and even better is there in hardly any traffic .. I always do this climb when I’m in Mallorca . The views are incredible of the Pla and across to the Med …
A fantastic hidden gem, on the back road from Sa Pobla to Inca, easily missed but that would be a mistake. Short but sharp in places especially at the start with tight steep hairpins to the top. Incredible all round views of Northern Mallorca from the top. There is a cafe but it's open seasonally. Beautiful little church. Descent can be sketchy in bad weather as the camber is challenging in places and there are some ruts on the corners. A must if you are in the area.
Puig De Randa is perhaps Mallorca's best-known 'Puig' but this one is also definitely worth a look. Often passed by for those heading towards Inca (or coming back from it) but really recommended. Several hairpin bends with some tough sections anyway. Fantastic views at the top.
Puig De Randa is misschien wel de bekendste 'Puig' van Mallorca maar deze mag er ook zeker zijn. Wordt vaak voorbijgereden voor wie richting Inca gaat (of er van terugkomt) maar is echt een aanrader. Verschillende haarspeldbochten met toch wel een paar pittige stukken. Boven een fantastisch uitzicht.
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