Llevantの絶景の山頂・トップ4

one of the most beautiful viewpoints on the island

The path from Freda in a southwesterly direction can be found by searching and navigating. It's an adventurous descent, rocky and relatively close to the edges. But the uneasy feeling of taking the wrong path is confirmed. After the two smaller peaks, the descent comes to a wall crossing. There's a no-trek sign there, indicating that you're leaving an area closed to hikers. The sign is missing at Freda, so you'd have to return the same way (east). This is now a bird sanctuary.

Beautiful view over the Levant peninsula

The Talaia Freda de Morell is a worthwhile vantage point. However, the last 50 meters or so of altitude, if you approach the ascent from the south-west side, are tough! I am very athletic and had trouble getting up there. The path itself is barely visible - the cairns help here. The main problem is the loose ground (scree), which requires absolute surefootedness and body balance to compensate for any missteps. Otherwise, it can even be fatal because you simply have nothing to hold on to! If you have hiking poles, it is better to pack them in your backpack beforehand or attach them to them. In my opinion, this small section is not for the average hiker. Everything else before or after is as described in the tour suggested by Komoot.

In my opinion, not ideal for racing bikes, but doable. Gravel bikes are a good option.

Would only go up there with a gravel bike.

Even with 32mm you can reach the summit, the condition of the path is, as described, more suitable for a leisurely ride. You are in the Llevant Peninsula National Park here.

Difficult hike with some easy climbing sections. But the view from above is definitely worth the effort.