Mallorca 312
Mallorca, Balearic Islands · Platja de Muro (loop)
The longest day in European amateur cycling: the Tramuntana, then the whole north of the island.
- Distance
- 313.2 km
- Climbing
- +4,480 m
- Est. time
- 12 h 30 min
- High point
- 867 m
Free to ride with a free account. It rides in your browser with any smart trainer or power meter, and your result goes on the leaderboard below.
Ride it in stages
Few riders hold 313 km on a trainer. Ride it a stage at a time: the cuts avoid the middle of the big climbs — a stage ends at a summit, in a valley or on the flat — and this page remembers what you have ridden and what comes next.
22 stages of about 14.2 km — none over 50 minutes at 165 W.
- Stage 1 (next)km 0–20Next20 km+76 m~37 minFlat
- Stage 2km 20–33.813.8 km+485 m~49 minMountain · Cat 2 · summit finish
- Stage 3km 33.8–49.515.8 km+354 m~42 minMountain · Cat 3
- Stage 4km 49.5–61.311.8 km+262 m~31 minMountain · Cat 2
- Stage 5km 61.3–7513.8 km+208 m~30 minHilly · Cat 3 · summit finish
- Stage 6km 75–87.812.8 km+345 m~37 minMountain · Cat 2 · summit finish
- Stage 7km 87.8–10113.5 km+195 m~30 minHilly · Cat 3
- Stage 8km 101–11614.8 km+318 m~38 minHilly · Cat 3 · summit finish
- Stage 9km 116–13216 km+322 m~40 minHilly · Cat 3 · summit finish
- Stage 10km 132–14412 km+348 m~37 minMountain · Cat 2 · summit finish
- Stage 11km 144–15713 km+251 m~32 minHilly · Cat 2
- Stage 12km 157–17315.5 km+38 m~25 minFlat
- Stage 13km 173–18815.8 km+190 m~34 minRolling
- Stage 14km 188–20415.8 km+81 m~27 minFlat
- Stage 15km 204–22016 km+35 m~27 minFlat
- Stage 16km 220–23616 km+161 m~33 minRolling
- Stage 17km 236–25215.8 km+209 m~35 minHilly · Cat 4
- Stage 18km 252–26310.8 km+138 m~24 minRolling · Cat 3 · summit finish
- Stage 19km 263–27411.8 km+172 m~26 minHilly · Cat 4
- Stage 20km 274–28915 km+169 m~30 minRolling · Cat 4
- Stage 21km 289–30213 km+99 m~24 minRolling
- Stage 22km 302–31310.9 km+22 m~19 minFlat
Times are at a steady 165 W — no stage takes more than 50 minutes. Cross a stage's finish line and it is ticked — feeling good? Keep pedalling and the ride carries on into the next stage. Progress is kept in this browser, and in your account when you are signed in.
Elevation profile
4–867 m · 27 categorised climbs · Extreme · RoadThe 8 biggest of 27 categorised climbs, in the order you ride them.
About Mallorca 312
The number in the name is the distance in kilometres. The day starts on the beach road at Platja de Muro and goes straight into the Serra de Tramuntana, where almost all of the climbing is packed into the first half: Coll de Femenia, the high road past Puig Major, and a rolling mountain traverse above the west coast.
What follows is the part nobody trains for — more than a hundred kilometres across the plain and around the eastern hills, on tired legs and often into the wind, before the long run back to the sea. Finishing inside the time limit is the whole ambition for most of the field.
Held in late April on roads closed to traffic, with shorter 225 km and 167 km options. The organiser lists the full course at 312 km with about 5,050 m of climbing.
Why ride this route indoors?
- No local ride prepares you for the second half. Riding the real closing kilometres, already tired, does.
- The Tramuntana climbs are steady and rhythmic — good long threshold and tempo blocks on their own.
- You do not have to finish it: the first hundred kilometres, into the Tramuntana and over its passes, are a full mountain day on their own.
Good to know
+Is this the official course of Mallorca 312?
The track is based on the GPX published by Mallorca 312 for the 2025 edition, normalised by Cycloscape for indoor riding. Cycloscape is not affiliated with the event’s organisers.
+What do I need to ride Mallorca 312 indoors?
A smart trainer or a power meter, and a browser. Cycloscape connects over Bluetooth or ANT+ from the browser, sets the resistance of a smart trainer to the real gradient, and turns the route’s GPX into a 3D world. There is nothing to install.
+Can I ride Mallorca 312 in stages?
Yes. Few riders want more than 50 minutes on a trainer in one go, so Cycloscape offers its 313 km in 22 stages of about 14 km, none longer than 50 minutes at 165 W. The cuts avoid the middle of the big climbs — a stage ends at a summit, in a valley or on the flat. Start from any stage and, if your legs are good at its finish line, keep pedalling: the ride carries on into the next stage and every stage you finish is ticked. The page remembers which stages you have ridden and which one is next.
+Is it free?
Yes. Riding it needs a free account — sign up in seconds with Google or a code by email, no card. Your result is saved and goes on the route’s leaderboard.
Leaderboard
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