푸이그푸넨트 최고의 등산 경로

멋진 투어였지만, 파구에라 위쪽 계단으로 내려가는 길은 찾을 수 없었습니다(사유지).

If you've already made the climb up all those meters, you should definitely make your way up here to the temporary summit cross. Just sit and enjoy the view.

From the Shoemaker's Pass, the steep mountain path to the summit of Galatzo branches off. From the junction to the summit, it's still a good 250 meters of elevation gain!

Be sure to wear hiking boots!!! The rocks and ground are very slippery and loose in places! Otherwise, a great hike with a great view! :) Don't stray from the trails; according to the hotel staff, there are regular accidents involving helicopters in the region. Not exactly a route for children.

Small climb with incredibly beautiful views of the bay of Paguera 😍

Playa de La Olla is almost a kilometre long and is located a few kilometres from the town centre of Altea, an emblematic spot in the Marina Baixa.

As Mallorca's southernmost 1,000-meter peak, the Puig de Galatzó (1,027 meters) marks the beginning of the Tramuntana range and offers fantastic views. There are several ways to reach the summit, depending on your fitness level and starting point. The final 200 meters require some surefootedness, but are rewarded with a spectacular panorama of the island. Because of its distinctive shape, it is also called the "Matterhorn of Mallorca."

Up until about 300 meters before the summit, the hike to Puig de Galatzo is relatively easy and relaxed. From the foot of Galatzo, you already have a magnificent view of the surrounding Tramuntana mountains. Those who dare to tackle the remaining 300 somewhat strenuous meters will be rewarded with an even more beautiful view of the northwestern Tramuntana. With a bit of luck, you might even spot black vultures.