challenging
3–5 hours
Requires good cardiovascular fitness and strong legs to manage steep climbs and scrambling
Ascend Puig de n’Alí with Outbound Mallorca and tackle one of Mallorca’s most rugged peaks. Conquer steep scrambles and earn panoramic views over the island’s northern highlands.
A partir de 14 años • 3 h • 6,2 Km. 600 m de desnivel • Una escalada desafiante
Embark on an exhilarating ascent of El Puig de n’Ali, standing tall at 1038 meters. Navigate its steep, rugged path with your hands as allies, and be rewarded at the summit with breathtaking views of Massanella and beyond. Experience nature's legends and the indescribable joy of conquering this majestic peak.
Embark on an exhilarating ascent of El Puig de n’Ali, standing tall at 1038 meters. Navigate its steep, rugged path with your hands as allies, and be rewarded at the summit with breathtaking views of Massanella and beyond. Experience nature's legends and the indescribable joy of conquering this majestic peak.
Be prepared to use your hands on steep sections; sturdy footwear with grip is essential.
The trail features loose limestone shards; step carefully to avoid slips or rockfall.
There’s no water source on the route, so bring enough hydration for the round trip.
Mountain weather changes rapidly; pack windproof layers and check forecasts before departing.
Puig de n’Alí and the surrounding Tramuntana range have long been linked with local shepherd legends and ancient transhumance routes.
Outbound Mallorca promotes low-impact travel practices to preserve the fragile limestone ecosystem and native flora along the route.
Critical for traction on loose limestone and rocky scrambles.
Enables adaptation to changing mountain temperatures and wind.
Protects from intense sun exposure especially in summer.
spring|summer|fall specific
Ensures you carry enough water for a dry, exposed route.