The route
10.2 km and 700 m of climbing from Sa Calobra.
Drawn with a pen, line by line
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Indicative figures computed by Plotrek on its illustrative route, with altitudes from a terrain model. They may differ from other published sources.
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The climb starts at Sa Calobra, in Majorca, Spain, at 32 m of elevation. The route takes the Sa Calobra side, running 10.2 km to the summit. Total elevation gain reaches 700 m, against just 98 m of elevation loss over the whole climb.
After the start at 32 m, the climb passes sa Bretxa at km 2.8, at 166 m. It continues to Coll dels Reis, at km 10.2, at 720 m. This section is the longest climb of the ascent, gaining 687 m over the full 10.2 km, with no notable descent between points.
Coll dels Reis, the summit of the climb, sits at 720 m of elevation, matching the highest point recorded on the route. From Sa Calobra, total elevation gain reaches 700 m over the 10.2 km climb, at an average gradient of 7%. This is the highest point of the ascent, with no further gain beyond the summit.
Paths and places: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Altitudes measured on the route.
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The relief of the climb, from Sa Calobra to Coll dels Reis, takes shape as contour lines: our pen plotter draws it with a pen, line by line. Your name and time go in the title block, in A4, A3 or A2.
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Updated Route and text: Plotrek workshop (Fabrice Jolivet)
9.9 km and 700 m of elevation gain from Sa Calobra, according to Wikipedia. Plotrek's route, drawn on OpenStreetMap roads, measures 10.2 km between Sa Calobra and Coll dels Reis. The start, Sa Calobra, is at 32 m; the finish, Coll dels Reis, at 720 m.
7% on average over 9.9 km from Sa Calobra, according to Wikipedia. On Plotrek's route, the computed average gradient is 6.7% over 10.2 km. This calculation divides the altitude difference between the start (32 m) and the finish (720 m) by the distance covered. An average smooths out both the steeper sections and the flatter ones.
700 m, according to Wikipedia. On Plotrek's route, the summit is measured at 720 m, at km 10.2, with altitudes from a terrain model. The foot of the climb, Sa Calobra, sits at 32 m on the route. The highest point of the route is its finish.
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