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1,736 ft
37 ft
6.56 mi
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near Cala San Vicente, Baleares (España)
Distance
6.56 miElevation gain
1,870 ftTechnical difficulty
ModerateElevation loss
1,949 ftMax elevation
1,736 ftTrailrank
80
4.1
Min elevation
37 ftTrail type
One WayMoving time
2 hours 53 minutesTime
4 hours 31 minutesCoordinates
1840Uploaded
October 1, 2021Recorded
September 2021Aviva.laub All rights reserved
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Cala Sant Vicenç to Puig Cornavaques. Most of route is off main paths but well marked with rock cairns. Variation of descent to a previously recorded route.
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cerbi Dec 29, 2021
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Moderate
Bona ruta, sense sender pero ben fitada!
Laurieth Mar 11, 2022
Très beaux paysages mais randonnée assez difficile pas accessible à tout le monde. Parcours non balisé, pas toujours évident de se retrouver.
Incitatus. May 1, 2023
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A lovely walk but I would rate it difficult rather than moderate. It is almost all over very uneven stoney ground that is hard on your feet, ankles and knees. The initial ascent up La Mola is hard. I am glad the route is clockwise because I would not like to descend that route off La Mola - which you would have to do if it were anti-clockwise.
Navigation by the Wikiloc route is fine but you need to keep your eye on the route because there are many other paths going off left and right, some of which also have stone cairns. So if you are not paying attention it is easy to end up following a different cairned path that is not the correct route.
Near the summit of La Mola I followed the dotted path to the right that makes access to the summit easier. The authors route does not go to the summit. It goes to a subsidiary lower “summit” about 100 metes to the SW. The photo of “the summit” is not the summit. I also found the diversion the panorama point near Puig de L’Aguila confusing. It would also have help to have more waypoints with photos showing the correct route than photos of “panoramas”
Overall it’s a great walk and I would thoroughly recommend it. The above comments are there just to help.