周辺の天然記念物・トップ6

We completed this route on August 29, 2025, and upon reaching the dolmen, we were unable to continue because the trail was closed. We had to return along the same path we had taken. The return trail was closed because it crossed private property.

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beautiful view of the surroundings

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The Roc de Majorque (444 m high) preserves the remains of a large Roman square tower. A magnificent 360° panorama of the Corbières, the Roussillon plain, the Pyrenees, and their foothills is available. An orientation table is available there.

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Its measurements defy competition: 21 meters tall and over 5 meters in circumference, thanks to which the cork oak at Mas Santol in Reynès has been considered, since July 1, 2024, the largest cork oak in the world, according to the Guinness Book of Records. The measurements taken by specialists in January 2023 are conclusive. This exceptional tree far exceeds the average size of its congeners, which generally reach between 10 and 15 meters. The one at Mas Santol is even more impressive than the "whistling cork oak," which reaches a maximum of 16.2 meters in Portugal and which previously held the title.

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recognized as the oldest in the world, imposing size, Must see.

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access rock Majorca difficult rocky..road better in reverse

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The name of the place is called "Salt de Baoussous"

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Roc de Mallorca is also interesting from a geological point of view, as it is a prominent rock formation in the landscape, and its elevated location makes it a reference point for hikers and explorers of the region.

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One of the main attractions of Roc de Mallorca is the stunning views from the top. From there, you can see the landscapes of the Eastern Pyrenees, the surrounding valleys and, on clear days, you can even see Canigó, the iconic sacred mountain of the Catalans. You also have views of nearby villages such as Céret and Reynès.

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It is a typical example of the Catalan Romanesque style, with its simple but robust stone structure, characterised by a bell tower and a semicircular apse. Although it is small, its construction on top of a rock gives it a special character. Inside, although austere, the calm and spiritual atmosphere typical of Romanesque churches stands out.

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It is a charming Romanesque hermitage situated in the hills above the village of Camélas in the Pyrénées-Orientales. Built in the 11th century, this church is nestled in a rocky outcrop, hence its name "de la Roca", giving it a picturesque and unique appearance in the region. It is a popular destination for hikers and history lovers due to its natural surroundings and its historical and architectural value.

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I had to push down here, but the subsequent trail was great

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‼️⚠️ As with all bathing pools in river valleys, only get in when the weather is absolutely stable. When it rains, the water level can rise quickly!

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2023: Due to the extreme drought and the poor water quality, swimming is no longer allowed in most of the pools. Here it goes ....

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There are many cork oaks in this section of the hike. The cork oak is a tree found mainly in the western Mediterranean and is known for its bark, which is used as cork. The bark is harvested every nine to twelve years, removing the outer layer to reveal the cork. The bark then grows back and can be harvested again. Cork is used in a variety of products including wine stoppers, flooring and insulation materials. The cork oak is a long-lived tree that can live up to 250 years. It can grow up to 20 meters tall and has a broad, spreading crown. The leaves of the cork oak are evergreen and have a leathery texture. The cork oak is a symbol of sustainability and environmental protection, as its harvest and use help preserve forests and promote biodiversity. It is also an important part of the Mediterranean ecosystem, providing habitat for a wide variety of animal and plant species.

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Short, sharp and stony ascent/descent, but great 360 degree views and a good place to stop for a packed lunch

360 degree panoramic view. Wonderful !

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It must be earned but well worth the detour; unforgettable panorama

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