The backbone of Mallorca | Sierra Tramunta: from the beach to the mountaintop

The Serra de Tramuntana is an important geographical feature of Mallorca. It runs through the north of the island and was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2011. It is not only a natural treasure of Mallorca, but also part of the island's cultural heritage. ⛰️The Tramunta Mountains are the longest and highest mountain range on Mallorca, stretching for about 90 kilometers from the northwest to the northeast of the island. The highest peak of the mountain range is Puig Major, which stands at 1,445 meters above sea level and marks the natural boundary of Mallorca. This mountain range separates Mallorca's coastal and inland areas, forming Mallorca's unique geographical features. The mountain range's peaks, canyons, cliffs and tree-lined valleys form the core natural landscape of Mallorca. It is home to a rich variety of plant and animal species and is a paradise for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and mountaineering. [Camping] is especially suitable for tourists who love hiking and adventure. Some classic hiking routes in the mountains, such as the GR-221 hiking trail, attract a large number of mountaineering enthusiasts. [Tent]GR221 Route: Also known as the "Great Walk of Mallorca", it is a classic hiking route in the Sierra de Tramunta, passing through many beautiful villages in the mountains. The entire route is about 150 kilometers long and is divided into several sections, suitable for people of different physical fitness levels. [Star] Trail Difficulty: Routes range in difficulty from easy mountain walks to challenging mountain climbs. You can choose the appropriate route according to your preferences. [!] Recommended equipment: Suitable hiking shoes, sunscreen, water and adequate food are essential, especially in the hotter seasons. [Sunrise] The Tramunta Mountains are not only an important part of the natural landscape, but also part of Mallorca's history and culture. The mountains are home to many traditional Mallorcan towns and villages, such as Sóller, Deià and Valldemossa, which have a rich history and have been home to many famous artists, writers and musicians, such as George Sand and Frédéric Chopin. The architecture and cultural heritage of these villages are deeply rooted in the natural environment of the Sierra Tramunta. The Sierra de Tramunta is a place full of natural beauty, history and culture for all travelers who love nature and adventure. Whether you want to hike, bike, or just enjoy this beautiful mountain range, it has a lot to offer. Palma Mallorca