Hiking on the GR221: Among Holm Oaks and Mountains of Tramuntana
Explore the iconic GR221, known as the Dry Stone Route, through a section that combines history, nature, and Mallorcan culture in a breathtaking setting.
Activity Details
- Approximate Duration: 5 hours.
- Difficulty Level: Easy, perfect for hikers looking to enjoy the surroundings without significant technical challenges.
- Approximate Distance: 14 kilometers.
- Maximum Altitude: 693 meters.
- Minimum Recommended Age: 10 years.
- Highlights: A must-see section of the GR221.
The Route
This journey along the GR221 takes you through a well-maintained cobbled path that crosses a vast oak forest. As part of one of the most authentic and peaceful sections of the Serra de Tramuntana, it’s ideal for immersing yourself in nature.
The trail passes through ancient estates, Roman remains, charcoal burner huts, and other ethnological elements that tell stories of the people who once lived in these mountains. The route ends at the Lluc Sanctuary, a spiritual and cultural hub of Mallorca, where you can relax, enjoy hot chocolate with ensaïmada, and explore the botanical garden or the famous Camel Rock.
During the Excursion
- Expert Local Guide: Our friendly guide will ensure a safe and enriching experience while sharing the history, legends, and curiosities of the Tramuntana.
- Mountains and Valleys: Walk surrounded by iconic peaks like Puig Tomir, Puig Roig, and Puig Gros de Ternelles, and admire unique landscapes like the d’en March and Alcanella valleys.
- Natural and Cultural Heritage: Discover fountains like s’Ermita and d’es Pedregaret, along with ethnological features like the 500-year-old Alzina d’en Pere oak.
- Stunning Mountain Scenery: The cobbled path leads through a setting of incredible beauty, with spectacular views and spots steeped in history.
Book Your Experience Now
Embark on a unique hiking adventure along one of the most representative sections of the GR221. Perfect for families or friends seeking to uncover the true essence of the Serra de Tramuntana.
