Finally, the day to embark on the thrilling adventure to conquer +1,000m peaks has arrived! Your journey begins at Can Huguet, near Pollença town. You will walk through the bucolic landscapes of Fartarix. After accumulating 1,014m of elevation gain and a distance of 7,7 miles(12.5 km), you will crown Tomir and its secondary southwestern spur Peaks. Today's journey ends at Menut II Recreational Area, where we will pick you up and transfer you back to your hotel for the rest of the day and the night.  

Although Puig Roig (1,003m) has the lowest altitude among Serra de Tramuntanas' 54 peaks, it is the closest to Mallorca's northern coast and offers some of the most incredible and idyllic coast views. The excursion runs through wild and inhospitable terrain where nature is shown in its rough state, so it's a challenging climb. The excursion crosses the lands of Mossa's estate, where it begins and ends at Lluc Monastery. A total of 11 miles (17,7 km) and +618m elevation gain.  

On the fourth day, we add seven Thousand (Puig de N'Alí - 1,035m; Es Frontó de Comafreda - 1,061m; Puig de Massanella - 1,367m; Puig de Massanells South - 1,352m); Puig de ses Bassetes - 1,216m; Puig Criança d'Alt - 1,004m; Puig d'en Galileu - 1,182m) for 11 miles (17,5km) and +1,371m elevation gain. It is a challenging stage with steep ascents and rocky terrain, but the reward is well worth the effort for the breathtaking views awaiting at the top of each summit. Among these is Puig de Massanella, the second-highest peak on the island and one of the most prominent peaks in the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range. 

On the fifth day, you will continue surveying the highest area of Sierra de Tramuntana, adding elevation gain (1,285m) and the highest number of thousands in one day (15) of this challenge: Puig de Sa Mola - 1,188m; Puig de Son Nebot - 1,025m; Es Frontó de Sa Mola - 1,009m; Serra de Teixos East - 1,258m & West - 1,239m; Puig des Prat - 1,169 m; Puig de Sa Trona - 1,058m; Puig des Tossals Verds - 1,115m, and its South Spur - 1,097m; Morro d' Almallutx East - 1,058m, Central - 1,055 m & West - 1,042m; Puig de Sa Torre - 1,058m; Puig de Sa Font East - 1,071m & West -1,028m. After approximately 11 miles (17,6km), you'll be transferred for the night to the beautiful mountain village of Caimari.  

Two days to explore the surroundings of Puig Major Massif and all 13 Thousand in the area: Puig de Ses Vinyes - 1,108m; Pa de Figa de Son Torrella - 1,256m; Agulla des Frare - 1,205m; Serra de Na Rius - 1,057m; Puig Major - 1,436m, and its NE Spur - 1,416m; Morro d'en Pelut - 1,319m; Penyal des Migdia - 1,398m & Migdia West - 1,356m; Serra de Son Torrella North - 1,123m, Central - 1,079m, & South - 1,079m; Xaragall de Sa Camamilla - 1,013m. 

A total of 1,133m elevation gain and 13 miles (21,3 km) to add to your challenge, after which you'll be transferred to the beautiful little village of Fornalutx, where you'll be staying for the next couple of nights.

You'll explore the Three Thousand (known locally as "Los tres Miles "), which is considered one of the most classic routes of Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The objective is to crown three famous mountains of the Balearic Islands: Sa Rateta East - 1,027m, North - 1,113m, & South - 1,085m;  Na Franquesa (1,067m) – L'Ofre (1,093m). The walk's main section is a rough and tumble trek across three gorgeous rocky mountains, perfect for hikers seeking a challenging path with breathtaking views. (7,7 miles, +820m ascent). 

In the idyllic surroundings of Sóller town, you'll be exploring Serra d'Alfabia next. This range is known for its picturesque landscapes, including lush forests, rocky peaks, and scenic trails, making it a popular destination for hiking and outdoor activities. Additionally, nestled within the Serra d'Alfabia is the historic Alfabia Gardens, renowned for their beauty and tranquility. These gardens blend Moorish, Spanish, and Mediterranean influences, with terraced paths, exotic plants, and ornate fountains, providing visitors with a delightful experience of natural and architectural splendor. 

You will tick off 7 Thousands: Puig des Sementer Gran - 1,013m; Serra d'Alfabia North - 1,044m; Puig des Coll des Jou - 1,052m; Penya de s'Anyell - 1,053m; Puig d'Alfabia - 1,067m; Serra d'Alfabia Central - 1,005m; Serra d'Alfabia South - 1, 025m. 

You will reach approximately 7,4 miles (11,8 km), and climb about + 411m elevation. 

Today, you will be hiking the most prominent mountains around Valldemossa, probably the most charming village in Mallorca, famous for its picturesque streets, historic buildings, and stunning natural surroundings - Puig des Vent - 1,005m; Puig Teixot - 1,065m; Puig Teix - 1,064m. (7,5 miles, +598m gained elevation).  

The last Thousand to be climbed - Puig de Galatzó, with a height of 1,027 metres, is the only summit that exceeds 1,000 metres above sea level on the southwestern slope of the Sierra de Tramuntana and is probably one of the most popular 1000-meter-plus summits in Mallorca. You'll embark on a circular route in the area of Estellencs, with a medium difficulty level, a distance of 7,3 miles (11,8 km) and +898m gained elevation.