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752 km
132:45 h
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- WaldläuferinApril 4, 2025
Day 13: Amazing! On the final leg, we get to test our rain gear again, but we simply stand under a tree for the wet 30 minutes. A few kilometers further on, we look like the fair-weather hikers of the last two weeks—and unfortunately, we probably still smell like them. On the flat finish, we treat ourselves
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- WaldläuferinApril 1, 2025
Day 12: Some call it a rest day, others active recovery, and still others simply a whim. The beautiful weather beckons us to cross Puig Tomir. The well-marked trail has a gradient at times three times greater than that of a good Mallorcan red, and as if after drinking a bottle of it, you can only move
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- WaldläuferinApril 1, 2025
Day 11: In the morning breeze, we climb quickly and raid our supplies at an altitude of 1,100 meters in a sunny, panoramic location. At this point, it becomes clear that the money we spent on cheese in Deia, an empanada, bread, bananas, and avocado in Soller was truly well spent. With our lighter backpacks
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- WaldläuferinApril 1, 2025
Day 10: It's uphill. The "queen stage" from Sóller to the Refugi de Tossals Verds begins after the last café con leche at Santo Christo with the climb to Biniaraix, then climbs countless steps toward the Cuber reservoir. After a long break, we choose the southern route via the Pas Llils to our overnight
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- WaldläuferinApril 1, 2025
Day 9: We start Kerstin's birthday with two [two each] café con leche and a delicious slice of quiche each. Well-fortified, we climb the heights around Sóller and enjoy magnificent views of Port de Sóller and the Muleta lighthouse.
Thanks to a few "disorientation issues," our walk takes a little longer
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- WaldläuferinApril 1, 2025
Day 8: Today, after breakfast, it was time to set off again. Down to Deià and then a long climb, Kerstin didn't give any (tourist) goats, and there were quite a few of them, even the slightest chance of following her. Luckily, we were treated to a freshly squeezed orange juice along the way, a very good
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- WaldläuferinApril 1, 2025
Day 7: Today was a rest day, so we contented ourselves with just under 10 km on the Pirate Trail along the coast. There were fantastic views, glorious light, and a clifftop picnic.
After a challenging climb into town, the cemetery was unfortunately already closed. We replenished our supplies at the well
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- WaldläuferinApril 1, 2025
Day 6: From Valldemossa, we climb in shorts under clear skies, continuing along the ridge with magnificent views down to Palma Cathedral, to the summit, where all cell phone data truly disappears into the clouds. About 800 meters and a challenging descent with a pig's ear break lower, Deià lies in the sun.
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- WaldläuferinMarch 24, 2025
Day 5: Today, after persistent morning rain, we set off from Esporles to Valldemossa around 11 a.m. The signage for this stage has been significantly improved compared to my last hike two years ago and is now adequate.
It's not particularly long, but the 10 km are quite a challenge, so we stock up on
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Wonderful Sunday outing in spring weather with a heart-pumping jump, extensive swim in the forest and a sky-wide view from the Luisenturm
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