Creu d'Es Picot

On the Puig des Milá (478 m), which is about 250 meters before the summit plateau north of the Puig de Sant Salvador and is a little lower, stands the Creu de Picot or more precisely Creu d'Es Picot. A short narrow footpath leads up there. Es Picot is a vulgar name meaning "woodpecker".[57] The Spanish inscription reads:  cermans aouests bracós semper oberts per a tothom  (Always keep your arms open for the brothers, August 25, 1957). The stone cross is 14 meters high and was erected in 1957. It replaced two earlier ones that had been destroyed by weather and storms. The first wooden cross was erected towards the end of the 19th century. The second metal cross was 11 meters high and existed between 1927 and 1951.

Indescribable distant view over the island

Great view. Steep ascent, but paved path