At 1,364 meters high, the Puig de Massanella is the second highest peak in the Tramuntana mountains. Since the peak of Puig Mayor is a restricted military area, Massanella is also the highest publicly accessible point on the island. When the weather is good, from up here you have an absolutely spectacular view over the peaks and valleys of the mountains, over the extensive plain with its cities and the south, north and west coast.

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Günter

18. april 2017

Bjergvandring

The second highest peak of Mallorca, the highest is military restricted area and therefore can not be climbed. Beautiful mountain tour on a unique mountain!

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Kai 🇺🇦

5. april 2022

Vandring

Massanella is one of the island's most popular hiking destinations.
Even on the normal route via Finca Coma Freda, you should be reasonably fit.
A little sense of direction or a good battery/power bank can't hurt for the final climb. Sturdy footwear is also beneficial.
Those who are nervous or prone to vertigo might feel a little queasy near the summit, as a deep ravine gapes right near the summit.
You don't necessarily have to climb all the way up to get a beautiful view, but it's worth it.
Not recommended for inexperienced hikers in rain, snow, or fog.

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