The preferred area for walkers is, without a doubt, the Serra de Tramuntana, although there are numerous protected natural spaces, such as the Llevant Peninsula Nature Reserve, which feature beautiful waymarked itineraries.
Furthermore, the island is committed to sporting innovation: Alcúdia is home to Spain’s first Nordic walking park, ideal for those seeking a technical and healthy activity. Many of these ancient pilgrimage paths, now converted into hiking routes, lead to monasteries and hermitages, blending sport with spirituality.
Select the itinerary that best suits your level and discover the network of paths that form the backbone of our geography. Options include emblematic routes such as the Cúber trail, which skirts the reservoir under the shadow of Puig Major, or the ascent to Nà Pòpia on sa Dragonera, where you will discover the ruins of its historic lighthouse and spectacular views.