산트 요렌스 데 카르다사르‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪9‬개의 산 정상

해발 522미터의 낮은 고도에서도 멋진 전경을 즐길 수 있습니다.

에르미타 데 베틀렘에서 페루츠 봉우리까지의 하이킹은 정말 가치가 있습니다. 맑은 날 정상에서의 전망은 절대적인 하이라이트입니다.

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.

The main path from the tennis court up to the peak is fun in both directions. However, the back one through Son Galta is quite steep, overgrown and difficult to track. Towards the bottom, there’s a wall that needs to be crossed. If you walk straight on instead, you might get lost which happened to me the first time round and I had to go back up. I only managed the next day the other way around. In general, the path towards Son Servera is much more pleasant to take down/up but you will have to circle back around the mountain once you’ve reached the quarry. Great view and nature on top of the mountain though and clear path.

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.

Magnificent view, sturdy shoes and surefootedness required. The route to the northwest is better for the descent. Be sure to use suitable navigation.

We did the route as averagely experienced hikers and found it really difficult. The ascent from the south was still quite fun, as we generally like climbing. The descent to the north, on the other hand, was very steep in places and so overgrown that we really had to "fight our way through". The path - more of a dirt track - was barely visible in places. We slipped a few times and our legs were badly scratched by the overgrowth. I would advise others to use the ascent as the way back. Hikers who came towards us did so. A great view awaits you at the top.

Enjoyed on the way to the Ferrutxet peaks