Coll de sa Linea
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Recommended by 126 out of 132 hikers
Location: Escorca, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Best Hikes to Coll de sa Linea
- Intermediate
4.7
(74)
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Coll de sa Linea – Holm oak forest loop from Lluc03:03
8.55km
410m
Intermediate3.8
(12)
47
Coll de sa Linea – Puig de n'Alí loop from Caimari04:38
11.9km
890m
Expert4.7
(226)
1,037
Puig de Massanella and Puig d'en Galileu - circular route through the Serra de Tramuntana Natural Park06:20
16.7km
1,010m
Tips
A striking crossroads and landmark.
The original name was Coll de Mancor, as it was the pass leading to the town to the south, or simply Coll des Pilons, referring to the two stone pillars.
The current name originated in the early 20th century, when an electric line was laid over the pass. However, it no longer appears to exist.translated by
•September 6, 2017
At Coll de sa Linea there is a prominent stone signpost that shows you the way to the summit of Puig Massanella. Here you turn right and you start your steep ascent to the Puig de Massanella.
translated by•February 3, 2018
But this is not Coll de sa Linia, it is higher up, this is the intersection towards Mancor, ascent to Putx de n'Ali or Massanella, depending on the direction you take.
translated by•February 14, 2022
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Location: Escorca, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Best Hikes to Coll de sa Linea
- Intermediate
4.7
(74)
330
Coll de sa Linea – Holm oak forest loop from Lluc03:03
8.55km
410m
Intermediate3.8
(12)
47
Coll de sa Linea – Puig de n'Alí loop from Caimari04:38
11.9km
890m
Expert4.7
(226)
1,037
Puig de Massanella and Puig d'en Galileu - circular route through the Serra de Tramuntana Natural Park06:20
16.7km
1,010m
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