Regions · Mallorca
Raiguer
Raiguer is one of two parts of Mallorca that hold no extreme at all — not the highest and not the lowest in any of the four measures this site takes of a road network. It sits 3rd of six on the measure it is most middling in, at 15.9%. That is why no guide leads with it, and it is also the most useful thing about it: a week here is not shaped by any one property of the roads.
- Riding road
- 799.8 km
- Share of the island's
- 15.7%
- Climbs measured
- 10
- Base towns
- 2
- Water taps
- 26
Of 5,082 km mapped across Mallorca.
On 13.0% of the island's land — 1.2× as much road as its size implies.
Three of them are published, each with a page. The rest are measured and waiting on the climbs cluster, not missing.
With a page. One more was measured and does not clear the bar for one.
Public drinking water, mapped and checked on the ground by others.
Where this is
- Raiguer
- the other five
- 2 base towns
- 3 climb summits
- 3 with no way round
- 8.0 km with no junction
The network, four ways
Four properties of a road network, each measured the same way in all six comarques, so a rank means something. Raiguer holds an end of none of them — it is between third and fifth in all four.
Raiguer's place in each of the four orders, of six
| What is measured | Rank | Here | Highest on the island | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Road with no way round | Roads whose removal would cut the network in two — there is no detour at any length, so a ride that uses one uses it twice. | 3 / 6 | 15.9% | Serra de Tramuntana — 21.2% |
| Junctions per 10 km | How often the road offers you a turning that goes somewhere. | 2 / 6 | 20.0 | Palma — 29.7 |
| Road carrying no number | The share with no Ma- number on it. This site has found no traffic count for Mallorca, so this stands in for quiet and is labelled as standing in. | 2 / 6 | 70.4% | Migjorn — 74.0% |
| Road per square kilometre | Kilometres of ridable road for each square kilometre of land. | 3 / 6 | 1.70 | Palma — 2.55 |
How we got this A run of road belongs to the comarca its midpoint is in; a junction to the comarca it stands in. Bridges are found on the whole island graph and then attributed, so no figure here depends on where a boundary cuts a road.Computed from 5,082 km of riding road across six comarques.Computed 14 August 2026.
The longest stretch with no turning
The longest run of ridable road inside Raiguer that offers no junction at all is 8.0 km long, on the Ma-2130. The nearest summit this site measures is Coll de sa Batalla (0.1 km off). Once you are on it there is nothing to decide and no way to cut the day short, which is worth knowing before you commit to it with an hour of light left.
Roads with no way round
Three roads here would cut the network in two if they closed. None of them is cut off altogether, though: in every case a way round exists and it runs through somebody's street, which is a detour rather than a route.
Roads inside Raiguer whose closure would split the network
| Road | Riding it holds | Nearest town, straight line | Alternative |
|---|---|---|---|
| camí de Campanet | 10.3 km | Inca, 5.2 km | A village street only |
| Camí de Coanegra | 6.9 km | Sóller, 11.1 km | A village street only |
| Ma-3460 | 5.6 km | Port d'Alcúdia, 0.6 km | A village street only |
How we got this A committed kilometre is one on an edge whose removal disconnects the network — a road with no alternative at any length of detour, so a ride that uses it uses it twice. What a road holds is the kilometres of riding on the smaller side of the split its removal makes. The larger side is the rest of Mallorca and is not a statement about a place. The town is the nearest measured base to the middle of the road in a straight line, which on this island is not the distance you would ride: it locates the road, it does not tell you how to get to it.Computed from The island road graph — 5,082 km, 8,360 junctions.Computed 14 August 2026.
The climbs here
Ten climb-sides are measured with their summit inside Raiguer; three of them are published, and all are below.
Published climb-sides topping out inside Raiguer, biggest gain first
| Climb | Length | Gain | Average | Summit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Puig de Santa Magdalena from Inca | 3.4 km | 204 m | 6.0% | 288 m |
| coll de Tofla from Lloseta | 3.0 km | 123 m | 4.1% | 261 m |
| Puig de Santa Llúcia from Mancor de la Vall | 2.0 km | 115 m | 5.9% | 329 m |
How we got this A climb belongs to the comarca its summit stands in, which is the rule the region join applies — not the comarca it is ridden from. Both sides of a col therefore count in the same place even where the villages beneath them do not.Computed from 122 measured climb-sides across Mallorca, 3 published.Computed 14 August 2026.
Official routes through here
Four of the island's eight signposted routes with a published track cross Raiguer, and together they bring 92.2 km of riding inside the boundary. The distance below is what each route rides here, not how long the route is.
Official routes riding inside Raiguer
| Route | Ridden here | Share of route | Whole route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Serra de Tramuntana nord | 36.4 km | 33.5% | 108.7 km |
| Serra de Tramuntana - Central 1 | 32.2 km | 17.8% | 181.4 km |
| Far de Formentor | 20.1 km | 21.6% | 93.0 km |
| Llogarets del Pla de Mallorca | 3.5 km | 3.9% | 90.5 km |
How we got this Measured by walking each published GPX track against the comarca boundaries and giving every segment to the comarca its midpoint stands in. "Share of route" is how much of that whole route is inside Raiguer.Computed from Every consecutive pair of track points is one segment; its metres go to the comarca its midpoint stands in. Shares divide by the placed length, not the walked length, so ground no boundary covers is reported separately rather than attributed..Computed 1 September 2026.
Staying here
Two towns inside Raiguer are compared as a base for a week — how many climbs start within reach of each, how much climbing that is, and how long the transfer is. One more was measured and does not carry enough registered accommodation to compare.
Find places to stay in Alcúdia
What publishers say about it
Nobody in this site's survey of ten publishers makes a claim about Raiguer by name. That is the finding, and it is the same finding as its absence from the guides.
If this is not it
The part of Mallorca least like Raiguer, measured across the same four orders, is Serra de Tramuntana. That is not a recommendation and there is no judgement in it: it is simply where to look next if what is above is the opposite of what you want from a week.
Where this boundary comes from
Raiguer is not a jurisdiction. No council governs it, no law defines it, and the six-part division it belongs to is a geographer's, published in 1994 and carrying no official rank. It is built out of whole municipalities, which is what makes it stable enough to measure against, and OpenStreetMap carries its outline. Every figure above is attributed by that outline: a run of road belongs to the comarca its midpoint stands in, and a climb to the one its summit stands in.
Source Viquipèdia (Catalan Wikipedia) · checked 28 August 2026The article’s own words for the status are «que no té rang oficial», and it attributes the six-part division to Lluch i Dubon’s Geografia de les Illes Balears (1994) — a book whose publisher, Lleonard Muntaner, still lists it. This is a tertiary source and is labelled as one: it is cited for the *status* of the division, which is a negative fact (no instrument creates these boundaries), and a negative fact has no primary document to cite by construction. The boundaries this site measures against are OpenStreetMap’s admin_level=7 relations, each carrying the Wikidata id of the comarca it represents, which is the join that makes the two agree.que no té rang oficial
One email when something moves
The 312 on-sale date, a restriction that closes a road to bikes, a rule that changes what you may ride. Sent when it changes — not on a schedule.
Every threshold on this page — what counts as riding road, what counts as a junction, when a road is held — is written out on the methodology page.
Verified Every figure on this page was re-checked against its source on 14 August 2026. Next review due within 180 days.