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Mallorca · Coast

Ride Cap de ses Salines indoors

Flat, quiet roads to the lighthouse at Mallorca's southern tip.

Distance
29.1 km
Elevation gain
207 m
Highest point
67 m
Average climbing gradient
1.2%
Steepest ~1 km
2.7% from km 15.6
Difficulty
Easy
Region
Mallorca
At 200 W
55 min

Cap de ses Salines is the southernmost point of Mallorca. The land here is low and dry, with salt flats, pine woods and long, quiet roads that end at a lighthouse looking south across the sea towards Cabrera.

This is one of the flattest routes in the catalogue: 29.1 km with only 207 m of climbing and a high point of just 67 m. The only real rise is a long drag in the middle of the ride: about 1% on average, with one kilometre that reaches 3% around 15 km. The rest is open road where you can settle into a rhythm and stay there. If you like to ride with your head down and your power steady, this is your road.

That makes it ideal for workouts. Structured intervals are easier to ride well when the road does not fight you, and long, flat routes let you focus on cadence, position and steady power. Atlas rates it easy; how hard you make it is up to you.

In Atlas Indoor you ride the real road in 3D, with the sea and the lighthouse waiting at the end. Load a workout from your training plan, set the pacer, or ride it with your club as a relaxed group spin.

How to ride Cap de ses Salines indoors

This is a route for even effort. Choose a power you can hold and stay there, using small gear changes to keep your cadence smooth. The drag in the middle is gentle apart from one kilometre at about 3%; shift down early and ride straight through it.

New to indoor riding? See the Atlas Indoor guide or how to connect your trainer.

Cap de ses Salines: questions

How long does Cap de ses Salines take to ride indoors?

About 1 h 00 min at 150 W, 55 min at 200 W, 50 min at 250 W. Estimates assume steady power and a 75 kg rider on an 8 kg bike, using the same physics as the ride itself.

How hard is Cap de ses Salines?

Atlas rates it easy: 29.1 km with 207 m of climbing, an average climbing gradient of 1.2% and a steepest kilometre of about 2.7%.

Do I need a smart trainer?

A controllable smart trainer changes resistance with the road's gradient. A power meter or basic Bluetooth trainer also works for a recorded ride. Without either, you can explore the route with demo watts, but demo rides don't count towards results.

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Cap de ses Salines Indoor Ride: 29.1 km, 207 m | Atlas