A mostly flat cycling route from Palma to Llucmajor and Algaida through southern Palma. Perfect for endurance rides or relaxed spins, with the option to add the short climb to Puig de Randa for great views over the island.

Includes GPX and a OG ensaimada along the way

A short but spectacular Mallorca ride starting from Palma Expect stunning views, peaceful roads, and the kind of golden morning light that makes Mallorca one of the best cycling destinations in the world.

The Blog include the GPX and all the details you need to plan.

The classic Palma to Sóller loop. Climb the iconic Coll de Sóller, descend into the valley, and return to Palma via Esporles.

As always, we share the exact route we rode, our favourite coffee stops and the GPX ready to download.

The perfect Tramuntana loop from Palma. This route takes you from city coffee to cliffside coastal roads, through Esporles, Banyalbufar and Estellencs, over Coll de Sa Gramola and up to Galilea before rolling back to the sea.

As always, it’s built from our own experience. Our exact route, our favourite coffee stops, and the GPX ready to download. No generic lists. Just the ride as we did it.

Cycling Splugen Pass and San Bernardino Pass - Two Forgotten Passes That Should Be at the Top of Your Bucket List

This article highlights three incredible loops that combine stunning scenery, thrilling climbs, and peaceful roads. Whether you're cycling through the idyllic countryside of Appenzell, tackling the high-altitude Grosse Scheidegg, or experiencing the charm of Ticino on Alpe di Neggia, these routes promise an unforgettable ride.

Discover the best scenic route in the Appenzell region, featuring some of the nicest roads surrounded by picturesque fields of grass and wheat, cows wandering freely, and the stunning Säntis mountain in the background.

This route takes you from Zurich down the Glatt in direction to Bulach. It combines rolling gravel roads and some asphalt sections. Not a lot of climbing, and beautiful sections in the woods and along some vineyards.

This route takes you from Zurich over to Greifensee, toward Grüningen, and back through Pfanenstiel. It combines rolling gravel roads with views of the Alps, some single track following the river, and some asphalt sections. It's the perfect route for an after-work ride when you want to add a few more kilometers.

This route takes you around Lake Zurich, discovering some of the most beautiful gravel roads in the area and some hidden gems. It combines some gravel roads, single track and some asphalt. You’ve have to push your bike in a couple of short section (200m) but it’s definitely worth the effort!

You can't go cycling in the Dolomites without including the Sella Ronda on your list. It's probably the most famous route you can undertake, and the reasons are obvious: the roads, the scenery, and the passes are a dream for any cycling aficionado. The Sella Ronda is a circular route covering approximately 55 kilometers and featuring four legendary mountain passes: Passo Campolongo, Passo Pordoi, Passo Sella, and Passo Gardena. Each pass has its unique charm.

A route that combines challenging ascents, stunning scenery, and a taste of the Giro d’Italia . This is the essence of road cycling through the Dolomites. This routes takes you to two legendary passes, Passo Giau and Passo Falzarego. A fantastic loop of aroung 50km and 1700m gain.

Finally found the time to write the second route we did in Lugano in the beautiful Ticino canton in Switzerland. This route takes you through beautiful towns in Ticino, challenging climbs and stunning lake views. Some of the highlights are: Lugano, Morcote, Lake Lugano and Maggiore and the beautiful Alto Malcantone.

Among the numerous breathtaking route this Mediterranean Island presents, the Sa Calobra shines among many. Undoubtedly, it is one of the most demanding and delightful routes.

Away from the bustling tourist areas, this road cycling route immerses you in the island's tranquil countryside, picturesque villages, and beautiful landscapes. Farms, donkeys, goats, olive trees, pure Mallorca.

Exploring Mallorca on two wheels is a dream come true. Among the many spectacular routes this Mediterranean Island has to offer, the route to Sa Calobra stands out as a true gem. This is definitely one of the most challenging and nice routes I’ve done. Not a single piece of flat terrain.

Exploring the scenic landscapes of Mallorca on a bike is a must for any Cycling Aficionado and the route to Cap de Formentor is one of the most famous ones in the Island. With its pristine coastal roads, challenging ascents, and panoramic vistas, is not a surprise that this route captivate the hearts of all cyclists that visit Mallorca.

We’re always on the lookout for new and exciting routes to explore. We recently spend the weekend in Tremosine sul Garda on the west shore of Lake Garda in Italy and we did one of the most amazing roads so far: the famous Strada della Forra. All the region is full of cyclists with endless possibilities for road and mountain biking. Here is the route we did starting from Tremosine sul Garda region, cycling through Limosine sul Garda, Arco and back to Tremosine to climb the highlight of the route, the Strada della Forra.