Talaia d'Alcúdia

The 444-meter high Talaia d'Alcúdia features multiple hiking trails leading to its peak, offering views across the Badia de Pollença and Cap Formentor.

The summit contains remnants of an ancient watchtower structure that served as a strategic observation point for monitoring maritime activities along the Mallorcan coast.

Local shepherds maintain traditional grazing practices on the mountain slopes, where native Mallorcan goats contribute to vegetation management.

The mountain paths require sturdy hiking boots and sufficient water supplies, particularly during the summer months when temperatures frequently exceed 30 degrees Celsius.

The summit houses a fire watch station that operates during high-risk seasons, monitoring the surrounding forest areas of northern Mallorca.

Location: Alcúdia

Elevation above the sea: 444 m

GPS coordinates: 39.86601,3.17366

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:55