알쿠디아‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산 정상

The hike there is worthwhile and not particularly challenging. It's just steep. So bring plenty of water.

In June '25, the route to Mola was sufficiently marked with cairns. Only a short section from the summit to the north was a bit confusing.

Tip! ;-)

A lesser-known peak compared to the Talaia d'Alcudia, this is generally a peaceful place. The name Romaní is hardly surprising, as wild rosemary is found here in abundance. The view is fantastic, and if you look closely, you can see the cannon on the summit of the Talaia.

The view from Antennenberg has always fascinated me. Paragliders take off from here; they have to get up there somehow. The second half of the climb is paved, but accessing this path requires a long push uphill section – no problem for mountain bikes or gravel bikes, but a complete no-go for road bikes. The climb itself on paved terrain has an average gradient of 11% according to Garmin, but also has sections with gradients up to 17%, so it's definitely no walk in the park. But you're rewarded with a fantastic view at the top.

A beautiful hike. Orientation is a bit difficult, as the cairns are often hard to see in the tall grass.

Kids might not enjoy it much as the road to the top is steep, and not much variety until about halfway. The stone path in the upper third is quite slippery after rain, so good hiking boots are a must.

The 360 degree view is super cool. I do recommend that you wear good mountain boots, the descent is challenging