The "GR221 – ALPIN" program is designed for ambitious hikers. The stages are characterized not only by their length and elevation gain, but also by the unique nature of the trails. Many routes follow narrow paths that traverse long stretches of rocks and boulders. The descent from Puig de Massanella, for example, is not signposted and is only marked by cairns. Therefore, this program requires good physical condition, a steady pace, and hiking experience, and offers unparalleled natural experiences in the Serra de Tramuntana.

• 5 Accommodations in mountain huts in shared rooms

• 1 Accommodations in Santuari de Lluc (Double room with bathroom)

• 6 x Breakfast

• 1 Lunch package

• Luggage Transfer except Tossals Verds

• Roadbook

• GPS tracks

• Contact phone on site, in case of emergency

Accommodation: Hostal Sa Fita Backpackers, o.s.

This hike leads through holm oak forests, past old coal furnaces and lime kilns to Valldemossa. Here you have time for a coffee or a short stroll through the village. Now the climb to one of the most famous hiking trails in Mallorca awaits, the “Archduke Ludwig Salvador’s Horseback Riding Trail”. You then descend over a pass towards Deia, which is considered one of the most picturesque mountain villages in Mallorca.

▲: 1.420 m ▼: 1.480 m
Distance: 18.5 km   Time: approx. 6,5 h

Accommodation: Refugio Can Boi

The easiest route of the hiking week goes along the “Camí des Pintors”, past old houses from the 13th century. This path of Arab origin used to serve as a link between the towns of Soller and Deia. If the weather is good, you can take several breaks for a swim. There is also the option of taking a walk through the mountain town of Soller, which is considered the “capital” of the Tramuntana.

▲: 280 m ▼: 410 m
Distance: 11,5 km    Time: approx. 4 h

Accommodation: Hostal Soller, o.s.

The Biniaraix Gorge is one of the most beautiful landscapes in the Serra de Tramuntana and has been declared a “public cultural asset”. This paved hiking trail is a fascinating combination of stone steps, rocks, water and wild vegetation. From the “L’Ofre” peak you can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire island. The route continues to the mountain hut via the “Pas de Roca Llisa”.

▲: 895 m ▼: 410 m
Distance: 16 km   Time: approx. 6,5 h

alternative: with L’Ofre

▲: 1.140 m ▼: 650 m
Distance: 19 km   Time: approx. 8 h

Accommodation: Refugi Tossals Verds

The “Puig de Massanella” is the queen stage of the GR221 today. The climb begins gently through a forest and leads us to the steep walls of the Massanella. Now the rocky path begins and in some places we use our hands. Once at the top, we enjoy the endless view during a summit break before the descent to Lluc awaits us.

▲: 1.260 m ▼: 1.290 m
Distance: 16,5 km Time: approx. 7,5 h

Accommodation: Santuari de Lluc

The last stage of the “Mallorca Crossing” takes you to Pollensa. Most of this stage is on a forest path and is easy to walk. If you still have the energy and desire to reach a summit, the “Puig Tomir” is waiting for you right on the path. From the summit, you will be rewarded for the very steep climb with a fantastic view all the way to Menorca.

▲: 220 m ▼: 670 m
Distance: 17,5 km     Time: approx. 6 h

alternative: with Puig Tomir
▲: 650 m ▼: 1.050 m
Distance: 21 km Time: approx. 7,5 h

Accommodation: Refugio Pont Roma

Individual departure

Breakfast