Mallorca 312
The MALLORCA 312 OK MOBILITY is a legendary open-to-all race on the Balearic island that challenges participants with an extremely demanding 312-kilometer course featuring over 5,000 meters of elevation gain. With nine steep climbs, including Puig Major (1,445 m), Mallorca’s highest peak, and completely closed roads, it is a true test of endurance, strength, and mental toughness—an unforgettable experience for amateur cyclists set against a stunning Mediterranean backdrop.
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What is the Mallorca 312?
The Mallorca 312 is a full lap of the Balearic island and one of the largest cyclosportives in Europe. It is held on the last weekend of April on completely closed roads and draws several thousand road cyclists from around the world every year. Alongside the classic 312-kilometre distance there are shorter options over 225 and 167 kilometres.
The 312-kilometre route
The start is on the Bay of Alcúdia in the north-east. The first half runs through the Serra de Tramuntana with the island's big climbs – including the ascent towards Puig Major, at 1,445 metres the highest mountain on Mallorca – via Sóller, Deià, Valldemossa and Andratx. The route then turns into the flatter interior and along the east coast back to the start. Around 5,000 metres of climbing add up, most of it in the first 150 kilometres.
Key facts
- Distance: 312 km (classic), plus 225 km and 167 km
- Climbing: around 5,000 m on the 312 km route
- Date: last weekend of April
- Start: Bay of Alcúdia / Playa de Muro
- Notable: fully closed roads, time cut-offs at several checkpoints
Preparation
The 312 km is an endurance and fuelling event: many finishers are out for ten to thirteen hours. What matters is long base rides in training, a low gear for the Tramuntana (compact chainset plus a large cassette) and a nutrition plan that works from the first hour. On the second half, crosswinds across the interior and heat in the south can add to the challenge.
The Mallorca 312 as a poster
You can open the official route straight in the editor and design your poster from it – with the course line, distance, elevation gain and, optionally, your time, the date and your name. If you rode the 312 yourself, upload the GPX file of your own activity instead (how to export it from Strava).