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Hiking Collection by komoot
7
Tours
27:19 h
46.5 mi
10,725 ft
Mallorca, thousands of people are drawn to the picturesque sandy beaches, the cozy towns and the famous bars and clubs. Apart from sky-rise hotels and crowded beaches, however, Spain's largest Mediterranean island offers coastal hiking paths, towering summits—and picturesque mountain landscapes.
The Serra Tramuntana, named after the sometimes fierce north and west winds, rise above the west coast to an altitude of over 4,000 feet (1,300 meters). On the steep slopes of the grey peaks, you will find countless terraces where oranges, lemons and olives are still cultivated, while countless hiking trails lead you through the valleys, gorges and up to the highest peaks.
More than 50 peaks of the Tramuntana mountain range are over 3,200 feet (1,000 meters) high. To their summits, you'll find unspoiled hiking trails and steep climbs, the likes that even experienced Alpinists will be thrilled to hike on. Thanks to Mallorca's mild climate, the island is also an attractive hiking destination whenever you visit, with the highest peaks still being accessible in winter. And once you're up there, the views are spectacular: You'll be able to see right across Mallorca's central plain, over to the coastlines and to the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea.
While Mallorca is famous for being a top summer destination, these hikes are especially exciting in winter. Perhaps unexpectedly, at these heights, snow commonly falls—something that turns these mountainous walks into real outdoor adventures. And once you summit—when the fresh Tramuntana wind whistles around your ears—you will experience a breathtaking panoramic view of the island that few ever experience.
To help you experience the most challenging hikes and beautiful coastal trails on your visit, we have selected seven routes for you. These hikes are especially beautiful during the off-season as, at this time of year, you'll truly be able to experience real solitude and enjoy the Mallorcan landscape at its most undisturbed.
The Puig de Massanella is the highest, freely accessible summit of the Tramuntana mountains. At a height of 1,364 meters, it is about 80 meters lower than the closed Puig Major, on which there is a military radar station, but despite everything, it offers an incredible view from its summit. While the…
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This tour starts on the secluded pebble beach Cala Tuent. Even in summer, few visitors make the long journey across the Serra Tramuntana and in spring or winter you can experience absolute solitude.
You park your car at the beach parking lot and stroll over the unspoiled beach. The beach is located in…
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Below the famous mountain village of Deià you will find the narrow, rocky bay of Cala Deià. The bay seems to come from a pirate movie and especially outside the bathing season you can enjoy real loneliness here. The waves roll peacefully against the rocks and you can listen to the calling gulls.
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Even off the Serra Tramuntana you can experience first-class hiking adventurers in untouched nature. Just a few minutes drive from Alcúdia is the Victoria Peninsula. Access to the northernmost tip is not allowed for private individuals, but the rest of the peninsula awaits you with varied nature and…
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High up in the Serra Tramuntana and directly below the highest mountain of Majorca is the Cúber reservoir. The deep blue lake is surrounded on all sides by towering mountains and offers a unique mountain panorama.
The tour starts at the parking lot on the north shore of the lake and leads you on a comfortable…
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The Puig Tomir is located in the northern part of the Tramuntana Mountains and clearly dominates the surrounding mountains with its height of 1,103 meters. From the summit you have a fantastic view of the highest peaks of Mallorca and especially the mountain ranges of the Formentor and the Victoria Peninsula…
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On top of the table mountain Puig d'Alaro on the eastern edge of the Tramuntana mountains are the remains of a rock fortress and a small, former monastery. Several trails lead up and this tour starts northwest of the summit on the MA-2100 road. Below a private olive grove, there are a few parking spaces…
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