잉카‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The tour is definitely an experience! Even without springs. Things don't just happen on demand!

A wonderful hike at any time, even without water. The path is wide and leads through an enchanted holm oak forest. In spring there are meadows full of flowers and strongly scented carob trees. Simply magical.

Only seen in autumn/winter, after heavy rainfall the level of the water vein rises until the water finally bubbling over a large area makes its way through the forest floor to the surface.

Tip about the tips: Kai described the route coming from the west. This can definitely only be managed with “all fours”. This highlight is also located there https://www.komoot.de/highlight/3057679 Andi Mueller definitely described the route coming from the east. Via Pla de sa Neu https://www.komoot.de/highlight/367144 it is much easier and you have clean hands when you get up here. ;) Otherwise the view up here is magnificent. The effort is worth it when there are no clouds.

Gigantic views far beyond the island borders. A climb is worth it.

Definitely not a 2+ on this route. If you have a head for heights and are sure-footed, don't be put off if you enjoy light scrambling (I think I had to use my hands twice, otherwise it was walking terrain). It almost didn't work out because of the 2+ comment.

Massanella is one of the island's most popular hiking destinations. Even on the normal route via Finca Coma Freda, you should be reasonably fit. A little sense of direction or a good battery/power bank can't hurt for the final climb. Sturdy footwear is also beneficial. Those who are nervous or prone to vertigo might feel a little queasy near the summit, as a deep ravine gapes right near the summit. You don't necessarily have to climb all the way up to get a beautiful view, but it's worth it. Not recommended for inexperienced hikers in rain, snow, or fog. Locals tell the following story: The devil once wanted to conquer Mallorca's highest peak. One dark night, he climbed Massanella to establish his throne there. When the sun rose in the morning, it blinded him so brightly that he fell and cursed, falling from the mountain. His impact is said to have created the rugged karst landscape of the Pla de sa Neu. Since then, the saying has been: "Stay away from Massanella at dusk." Apparently, the devil didn't know that Puig de Major was higher 😁.

With a lot of imagination you can actually see the outline of a camel. Much more interesting are the rock formations in this huge rock garden area. millennia-old history. You should definitely hike through it.