Guided Hiking in Sa Paret des Moro, Serra de Tramuntana

Stands out for

  • • 523 meters of total elevation gain over 10.66 km
  • • Narrow, technical Pass dels Alls with recent rockfalls
  • • Panoramic views of the Sóller Valley and the Mediterranean Sea
  • • Start and parking near the northern entrance of the Sóller Tunnel
  • • Trails through Mediterranean vegetation and historical ruins
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Description

Context The hiking route in Sa Paret des Moro lies within the Serra de Tramuntana, Mallorca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This 10.66 km trail climbs 523 meters through rugged mountain paths with rocky sections and narrow, exposed passages where the wind carries scents of thyme and dry earth. The experience Over 4 to 5 hours, you’ll walk along trails offering sweeping views of the Sóller Valley and the Mediterranean Sea. You’ll cross the narrow, challenging Pass dels Alls, which features recent rockfalls and demands full attention. Along the way, you’ll discover historical remains and the natural spring Font de na Ropit, while listening to birdsong echoing through the pine forests. For whom This route suits hikers with solid physical fitness and prior mountain hiking experience, aged 12 and older, seeking a moderate to difficult trail with technical sections. It is not recommended for those with limited mobility or fear of heights. Local context The area reflects centuries-old agricultural and forestry traditions in the Serra de Tramuntana, where local communities still practice seasonal transhumance and maintain historic footpaths linking towns such as Sóller, Fornalutx, and Deià.

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Setting

Outdoors

Best season

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Recommended Age Range

Ages 6+

Kid-friendly Booking required

Practical Guide

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Location

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Expert Recommendations

Wear proper hiking boots, comfortable clothing, and use sun protection. Carry enough water, as natural sources are not safe to drink. Avoid midday hiking in summer; plan for early morning or late afternoon to enjoy better views and avoid heat. Exercise caution on narrow paths and recent landslides, and book your guided tour in advance during peak season.

Physical Requirements

Moderate to high physical activity, suitable for individuals in good physical condition; includes long hikes and mountain terrain with elevation changes.

About the Area

The Serra de Tramuntana in Mallorca features a mountainous landscape with trails crossing forests and rocky terrain. Near the trailhead at the Sóller Tunnel, there is parking and basic facilities. The area allows combining hiking with cultural visits to nearby towns like Sóller, Fornalutx, and Deià, known for traditional architecture and local cuisine.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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The circular route takes between 4 and 5 hours, covering 10.66 km with 523 meters of total elevation gain, ideal for hikers in good physical condition.
Bring plenty of water, as the natural spring Font de na Ropit is not safe for drinking. Proper hydration is essential throughout the hike.
The route is moderate to difficult, suitable for experienced mountain hikers with good fitness, capable of handling elevation changes and rocky terrain.
Yes, the Pass dels Alls is a narrow, exposed section with recent rockfalls that requires extreme care and full attention to ensure safety.
The route can be done from March to November, ideally in the morning or late afternoon to avoid heat and enjoy better lighting for panoramic views.