Hiking Routes

Difficulty:

Easy

Duration:

Between 15 and 60 minutes depending on the itinerary

Type:

Circular

The park offers several short, official waymarked itineraries through pine woods, farmland and coves in the south of the island.

⚠️ Natural terrain with unshaded stretches: bring water and sun protection if walking with children.

Difficulty:

Easy

Duration:

Several itineraries of differing length

Type:

Several itineraries

Flat, waymarked walks through Mallorca's most important wetland, with bird hides spread across the area.

⚠️ Check at the reception centre which itineraries are open on the day of your visit.

Difficulty:

Easy

Duration:

Short walk from the estate entrance

Type:

There and back

Short walk through the holm-oak wood of the public Gabellí Petit estate to the natural monument of the springs.

⚠️ The springs only flow after enough rainfall, so there may be no water during your visit.

Difficulty:

Easy to moderate

Duration:

2–2.5 hours there and back

Type:

There and back

Walk up from Petra along country tracks to the Bonany sanctuary, with wide views over the Pla de Mallorca.

⚠️ The sanctuary can also be reached by car; this entry describes the walk up from Petra.

Difficulty:

Easy to moderate

Duration:

2–2.5 hours there and back

Type:

There and back

Uphill, partly cobbled path from Pollença to the Puig de Maria sanctuary, with views over the bay.

⚠️ The climb is continuous and the cobbles are slippery when wet: wear footwear with good grip.

Difficulty:

Moderate

Duration:

About 2 h 40 min (7.6 km one way)

Type:

Linear

Historic postal path between Esporles and Banyalbufar, with cobbled sections and Tramuntana woodland. It is part of the GR 221.

⚠️ This is a linear route: plan your return or transport from Banyalbufar before setting out.

Difficulty:

Easy to moderate

Duration:

1.5–2 hours there and back

Type:

There and back

Walk through the Bóquer valley, between rock walls, down to a sheltered cove popular with birdwatchers.

⚠️ There is almost no shade and the final stretch is stony and uneven.

Difficulty:

Moderate

Duration:

1.5–2 hours there and back from Es Verger

Type:

There and back

Cobbled climb from the Es Verger area up to the rock castle, with views over the plain and the Tramuntana.

⚠️ The access road to Es Verger is narrow and demanding. This time does not cover the full route from Alaró village, which is considerably longer.

Difficulty:

Moderate

Duration:

2.5–3 hours there and back depending on the starting point

Type:

There and back

Path up to the 19th-century hermitage in the Artà hills, with views over the bay of Alcúdia.

⚠️ There is ascent, natural terrain and considerable sun exposure: it is not a simple stroll for small children.

Difficulty:

Moderate

Duration:

3–4 hours there and back

Type:

There and back

Route from Sant Elm to the former monastic site of Sa Trapa, with continuous views towards sa Dragonera.

⚠️ Uneven terrain and very little shade; avoid the middle of the day in summer.

Difficulty:

Moderate

Duration:

3–4 hours for a partial there-and-back walk

Type:

There and back

Traditional cobbled path climbing the ravine between terraces, olive groves and dry-stone bridges.

⚠️ It has several variants of differing length: decide how far to climb and return the same way. Continuous ascent.

Difficulty:

Moderate to demanding

Duration:

3–4 hours

Type:

There and back

Climb from the Ermita de la Victòria up to the watch point, with panoramas over the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia.

⚠️ Rocky terrain with some exposed sections. Not advisable for small children or anyone who suffers from vertigo.

Difficulty:

Demanding

Duration:

5–6 hours

Type:

Linear

Long traverse along the northern Tramuntana coast between old stone buildings, olive terraces and cliffs.

⚠️ This is not an easy coastal stroll: it demands good fitness and a planned return transport, as it is a linear route.

Difficulty:

Demanding

Duration:

4.5–5.5 hours depending on the itinerary

Type:

Circular

Ascent of one of the most recognisable peaks of the Serra de Tramuntana, over mountain terrain with significant ascent.

⚠️ Requires previous mountain experience, proper navigation and plenty of sun protection. Several access itineraries exist.

Experienced hikers only

Difficulty:

Very demanding / technical

Duration:

5–6 hours as a guide, with considerable variation

Type:

Linear

Descent of Mallorca's most famous canyon, with down-climbs, boulders and technical steps. It is not a conventional tourist walk.

⚠️ Going with a professional guide is strongly recommended. Do not enter in rain or forecast rain, storms, damp conditions in the torrent, extreme heat or on wet rock. There is a risk of flash floods, falls and dehydration, and there is no phone coverage along much of the route.

Difficulty:

Varies by stage

Duration:

Long-distance route divided into stages

Type:

Linear

Long-distance path crossing the Serra de Tramuntana along historic dry-stone trails, with refuges along the way.

⚠️ Check the Consell de Mallorca official website for open stages, variants, refuges and incidents before setting out.

Difficulty:

Various levels

Duration:

Numerous itineraries of differing length

Type:

Several itineraries

Natural park in the north-east with several official waymarked itineraries across low hills, holm-oak woods and coastline.

⚠️ It is not a single route: choose the itinerary according to your fitness, the temperature and the time available.