Santuario de Sant Salvador – Descent to Petra loop from Ca'n Picafort

Santuario de Sant Salvador – Descent to Petra loop from Ca'n Picafort

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Santuario de Sant Salvador – Descent to Petra loop from Ca'n Picafort

04:20

98.5km

970m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 17, 2026

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Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.

After 51.5 km for 55 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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15.7 km

Descent to the Coastal Road

Highlight • Trail

nice fresh tarmac done in sept 2025

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49.3 km

Santuario de Sant Salvador

Highlight • Religious Site

Great view of the Tramontana Mountains!!

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49.3 km

Christ the King Statue – Sant Salvador

Highlight • Monument

At the top of the mountain, the 7m high statue of Christ stands proudly on a 37m high tower. It was donated by a wealthy Mallorcan and was inaugurated in 1934.
The spacious car park offers plenty of parking.

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68.8 km

MA-5110 Between Petra and Felanitx

Highlight • Cycleway

Relatively quiet road between Petra and Felanitx

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73.7 km

Historic Streets of Petra

Highlight • Historical Site

So many beautiful back streets that are worth meandering around! I much prefer the feel of Petra and smaller places to the larger towns!

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77.0 km

Descent to Petra

Highlight • Trail

You can do kilometers there.

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83.5 km

Long Straight Roads Near Petra

Highlight • Cycleway

Moderate traffic but great views of the surrounding countryside. Definitely plan the Orange Valley as a driveway, then the corrugated iron is doubly worthwhile.

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85.2 km

Layered Rock Passage on the Wellblech Road

Highlight • Natural Monument

Here you can take particularly beautiful photos on a beautiful and rugged rock passage! With a bit of luck, beautiful red poppies will also bloom there...

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98.5 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

59.1 km

28.1 km

10.4 km

810 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

97.9 km

476 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (460 m)

Lowest point (10 m)

Weather

Thursday 8 October

22°C

14°C

38 %

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Max wind speed: 12.0 km/h

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Comments

March 31, 2026,🇪🇸 Mallorca: Santuari de Sant Salvador

Hello folks,
4th day... 4th tour with Steffen, Sebastian and the sweet 🐭.
A ride on the cannonball 💣. Actually, my 🐭 wanted to take a rest day today, but we managed to convince her to pedal along. Really strong of you... 🥰💪.

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April 22, 2025,Auf zum Kloster Sant Salvadore ☀️😎🌦️

An eventful tour on the beautiful island of Mallorca. Most people only think of Ballermann when they think of Mallorca 🍻 🎼
But there are so many beautiful things to see here.
Simply wonderful 🚵‍♀️

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May 16, 2023,Sant Salvador – Ascens a Sant Salvador Runde von Pollença

The way there is not so great: busy road, poor surface. But the San Salvador is fun and you literally fly back over Petra

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October 16, 2023,Sant Salvador – Sant Salvador loop from Platja de Muro

It's a very direct route and normally on a main road so avoid if you're looking for back road pretty routes. Not many cafe options also

March 27, 2023,🇪🇸 - Trainingslager Mallorca - Felanitx/ San Salvador

And another monastery, which of course is also on top of the mountain. Sweaty but the view is phenomenal. And we're not (just) here for fun. 😝

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April 18, 2023,Sant Salvador...ein Klassiker

Hello rockets, off to Sant Salvador! The road up the mountain is great and offers great views of the countryside, especially at the top...who would have thought???? Petra is on the way. A coffee stop is almost obligatory here. I drove back via Manacor. Hmmm...top tip: drive around. Didn't find the city particularly beautiful, but maybe I had the wrong …

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