The Best Hiking Routes in Mallorca

From the island's highest walkable peak to a gorge you scramble down to the sea — six Tramuntana classics, ranked, with where each one starts.

By Thril editor5 min read

Mallorca's Serra de Tramuntana is a UNESCO World Heritage cultural landscape, and the best way to understand it is on foot. These six routes are the island's hiking canon — ranked from the multi-day dry-stone trail that ties the whole range together, through the highest peak you can summit and the gorge you scramble down to the sea, to a ridge walk and a castle climb that pay off far beyond their effort. Most are pure Tramuntana; one trades the mountains for a boat ride to a wild offshore islet. Lace up, start early, and carry water.

Puig de Massanella Summit Hike

18 July

The highest summit you can legally stand on (1,364 m), with a sea-to-sea panorama. A small estate fee applies on the classic line.

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Sa Calobra i el Torrent de Pareis

Sa Calobra, Escorca, Mallorca

Mallorca's most dramatic gorge — boulder-hop down the Torrent de Pareis to a beach between 200 m walls. Dry months only, never after rain.

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GR-221 Ruta de Pedra en Sec — Sóller to Refugi de Tossals Verds

Sóller → Barranc de Biniaraix → Coll de l'Ofre → Cúber → Refugi de Tossals Verds (Serra de Tramuntana)

The GR-221 'Ruta de Pedra en Sec' is THE Mallorca hike — a waymarked dry-stone route across the whole Tramuntana. The Sóller–Tossals Verds stage up the Barranc de Biniaraix is the showstopper.

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