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Accessible via several routes. Coming from the southwest and southeast, it's significantly more scenic, but also more strenuous, than the mainstream route. The tin hut is often occupied and serves as a fire lookout. Great views over the Badia de Pollença, Puig Romaní, Cap Formentor, the Penya Roja, the northern foothills of the Tramuntana, the Badia d'Alcúdia and its resorts, all the way to Cap de Ferrutx.

The path from Biniaraix up to the Cuber reservoir takes you through countless serpentines through a sometimes very narrow gorge... The ascent is mostly paved and the steps are not too high and therefore pleasant to walk on

The most famous olive tree in Palma de Mallorca, "Olivera de Cort", is located in the "Plaza de Cort" in the center of the city. The tree is between 500 and 600 years old

The area around the Cúber is a fenced nature reserve. You can park your car right at the beginning of the reservoir. There is another parking lot 200 meters up the road. Sheep, cows and donkeys live near the water and Mallorca's wild goats crawl on the mountain slopes. The view over the lake and the walls of the Tramuntana giants is uniquely beautiful.

Popular destination for tourists who want to enjoy the unique view from the lighthouse and be treated to breathtaking views.

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The centuries-old olive trees in Mallorca, especially in the Tramuntana, were introduced by the Phoenicians a thousand years ago. The Romans expanded cultivation, and the Arabs later developed oil extraction. For a long time, the farmers in the Tramuntana lived off the "gold of the Sierra". Even the steepest slopes were terraced in order to use them for olive cultivation. The olive tree ensures its longevity through the bizarre shapes it assumes over time and is one of the longest-lived trees of all. Even at the age of several 100 years, it still bears fruit.

If you want to reach/leave the reservoir by bus, you should do some research beforehand, the buses only run 1/2 times a day in each direction in the summer months. Stops are called Cúber 1 and Cúber 2 depending on the direction. It is a super nice place to hike or stay!!!