ビニサレムの天然記念物・トップ20

The path from Biniaraix up to the Cuber reservoir takes you through countless serpentines through a sometimes very narrow gorge... The ascent is mostly paved and the steps are not too high and therefore pleasant to walk on

The path from Biniaraix up to the Cuber reservoir takes you through countless serpentines through a sometimes very narrow gorge... The ascent is mostly paved and the steps are not too high and therefore pleasant to walk on

Turn-off to 'Es Cornador Gran' at the top of the gorge over a small bridge over the stream

The area around the Cúber is a fenced nature reserve. You can park your car right at the beginning of the reservoir. There is another parking lot 200 meters up the road. Sheep, cows and donkeys live near the water and Mallorca's wild goats crawl on the mountain slopes. The view over the lake and the walls of the Tramuntana giants is uniquely beautiful.

One of the "classics". Great! A must for every Mallorca hiking lover - magnificent nature, magnificent views! The starting point of our hike was the Cuber reservoir. After 90 minutes of relaxed hiking you reach Coll L'Ofre. Then it's steeper but shorter to the summit (cairns and blue splashes of color throughout). You can then descend via the easier path towards Puig de na Franquesa.

You should bring sure-footedness if you want to go up here. The path is sometimes good and sometimes bad. No signs, but the cairns show the way. Took a wrong turn once, otherwise it was obvious. At the top I would rate the stone slabs as a danger in wet weather - quite doable in dry weather. The view is fantastic and makes up for everything!

If you want to reach/leave the reservoir by bus, you should do some research beforehand, the buses only run 1/2 times a day in each direction in the summer months. Stops are called Cúber 1 and Cúber 2 depending on the direction. It is a super nice place to hike or stay!!!

The reservoir and the mountains conjure up a great panorama. The Cúber was flooded in 1972. When the water level is low, you can still see the remains of the walls of the farm that used to be here.