The signed routes you can ride from each camp town

Every camp town, and what it reaches

A town with no weeks listed is a camp’s second base. A camp that moves hotel mid-trip is counted once, at the town it starts in, so its weeks are not counted twice.

Alcúdia holds 20 of the season’s weeks, 54% of all camp weeks, and reaches five signed routes, fourth of seven. Ca'n Picafort, with four, reaches nine. The camps cluster on the bay for its hotels and the short airport transfer, but the signed routes were not planned around either.

The three signed routes no camp town can reach

Three of the 16 signed routes lie more than 30.0 km by road from every 2027 camp town. On a camp week you can still ride them, with a car or by making the transfer part of the day, but none of them starts at the hotel door.

• Fars de Migjorn 70% of it runs in Migjorn but it runs straight through s'Arenal de Llucmajor, which has beds
• Llogarets del Pla de Mallorca 53% of it runs in Pla de Mallorca but it runs straight through s'Arenal de Llucmajor, which has beds
• Serra de Tramuntana - Zona Central 2 its comarca shares are not measured — the published track could not be reconstructed but it runs straight through Sóller, which has beds

Three of the three are within 30.0 km of a town with beds, so you can reach them if you stay somewhere other than a camp town. The gap is about where the camps are, not about the roads.

Sleeping where the routes are

The table above shows where the riding starts. If the town you want is not the one your camp uses, you can book there directly.

• Places to stay in Alcúdia
• Places to stay in Port de Pollença
• Places to stay in Port d'Alcúdia
• Places to stay in Ca'n Picafort
• Airport transfers to the north-east bay

The rest of the decision

• Every camp week on sale, on one calendar
• The signed routes, one page each
• Where to stay: the base towns compared
• Which camp: the towns compared by what you ride before the first climb starts

How this page was built

How we got this A route runs through a town when the route’s waypoint and the town are the same OpenStreetMap node. Otherwise the reach is the shortest road distance from the camp town to a measured town on the route, taken from the base-town distance table. No new measurement was made for this page.As a check, all 24 route and town pairs marked “through” here are also within 2,000 m of that route’s published track, which is how the route pages define “through”. 21 further pairs name a town that has no page here and could not be compared. Any pair that failed that check would have been left off.Computed from The Consell de Mallorca’s sixteen signed cicloturisme routes with their published waypoints; the 32 measured towns of the base atlas with their road-distance table; and the camp register’s towns.Computed 6 August 2026.

What counts as a camp, and what happens when an operator’s page changes, is explained on the methodology page .

Every camp, town, date and ride group was read from the operator’s own page on 17 October 2026, and is quoted from it.