Best mountain passes around Selva are found within the mountainous landscapes of Mallorca, Spain. This region is characterized by its scenic routes and challenging climbs, particularly within the Serra de Tramuntana. The area offers diverse terrain, from well-maintained roads popular with cyclists to trails leading to panoramic viewpoints. Selva serves as a gateway to exploring these mountain passes, which are appreciated for their natural beauty and recreational opportunities.
Last updated: May 14, 2026
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The route is incredibly beautiful. The climb is manageable, as there are also gentler sections along the way where you can relax a bit. You'll be rewarded with a beautiful view.
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The Coll de Femenia mountain range marks the entrance to the Tramuntana mountain range and is a common crossing point on several routes. From here, ascents to peaks such as Puig Tomir begin.
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If you see it, you've done it
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very good route...recommended coffee in banalbufar.
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A truly scenic climb. Perfect for combining with either the Puig Major or Sa Calobra. A steady climb with an average gradient of around 5.5% over a distance of 7.5 km. The descent is also very enjoyable. An absolute delight.
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The snow has done a lot of damage to the trees this year.
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Super great route down a pleasure up less. 😜👍
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Among the most popular mountain passes near Selva are Sa Bretxa Nova, known for its picture-perfect route and cultural roots, and Coll de Femenia (515 meters), appreciated for its great conditions and views. Another favorite is the Ascent to Coll de Femenia from Pollença, offering consistent gradients and super asphalt.
The mountain passes around Selva, particularly within the Serra de Tramuntana, feature diverse terrain. You'll find well-maintained roads with excellent asphalt, such as on the Ascent to Coll de Sa Batalla from Caimari, which boasts beautiful serpentines and moderate slopes. Other passes like Sa Bretxa Nova include rock gates and hairpin bends, offering varied challenges and scenic beauty.
Yes, the mountain passes around Selva are highly regarded for cycling. Many feature super asphalt and consistent gradients, making them ideal for training or scenic rides. For example, the Ascent to Coll de Femenia from Pollença is praised for its great scenery and excellent road conditions. You can find more cycling options in the Road Cycling Routes around Selva guide.
Beyond cycling, the region offers excellent opportunities for mountain hikes. You can explore routes like the 'Spectacular view – Puig de Massanella loop' or 'View of the Bays of Mallorca – Puig de Massanella loop' which start from Lluc Sanctuary. For more details, refer to the Mountain Hikes around Selva guide.
Visitors frequently highlight the stunning views, excellent road conditions, and the sense of adventure. Many appreciate the 'picture-perfect' routes like Sa Bretxa Nova and the 'great conditions and views' of Coll de Femenia (515 meters). The lack of traffic on trails like the Direction to Orient is also a common positive remark.
Yes, Coll de Femenia (515 meters) is specifically noted as a 'very easy to drive pass,' making it suitable for training or enjoying a scenic drive without excessive challenge. Its great conditions and views contribute to a pleasant experience.
The highlight Direction to Orient leads to Orient, which is considered one of the most beautiful villages on the island of Mallorca. Located in the east of the Serra de Tramuntana, it's known as the village of the 'rising sun' and offers a very nice course with decent climbs.
Many mountain passes in the region offer fantastic viewpoints. Coll de Femenia (515 meters) is known for its great views. The Ascent to Coll de Femenia from Pollença also provides nice views, serving as a gateway to the central area of la Serra de Tramuntana.
Yes, Sa Bretxa Nova is highlighted for its 'cultural roots' and features a distinctive rock gate, marking the first part of the ascent. This adds a unique historical dimension to the scenic route.
Absolutely. While some passes are easy, others offer more challenging climbs. The Direction to Orient, for instance, features 'decent climbs' along its course. For more challenging cycling, consider routes like 'Coll dels Reis (682 m) – Sa Calobra Road (MA-2141) loop from Selva' found in the Road Cycling Routes around Selva guide.
Some passes, like the Ascent to Coll de Sa Batalla from Caimari, are noted for having 'little traffic,' especially if you start early. However, be aware that Sundays can be popular for local biker meetings, as mentioned in tips for this pass, which might increase traffic.


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