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Explore the High Vertical Challenges of Mallorca: Sport Climbing in Paradise Rocky

Sports Climbing in Mallorca

Mallorca, known for its beaches and relaxed atmosphere, is also a paradise for sport climbing lovers. Beyond the crystal clear waters, the island offers idyllic landscapes and a network of climbing routes that challenge climbers of all abilities levels. Discover the exciting vertical world of Mallorca and enjoy views impressive from the top.

Climbing all year round: A Vertical Paradise for Amateurs

Mallorca is revealed as a climbing destination all year round, with ideal conditions from May to November. Less precipitation and dry rocks make this period especially recommended. However, the fall and winter months offer additional benefits, such as fewer crowds, lower costs, and moderate temperatures.

Sa Gubia: The Epicenter of Mallorcan Climbing

North of Palma, Sa Gubia stands as the largest climbing area on the island.
In the foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana, it offers more than 100 routes with heights of up to 200 meters. From difficulty levels V+ to 7c, passionate climbers.
They find exciting challenges. Multi-pitch routes guarantee rewarding experience for everyone.

Rock and Sea on the West Coast: Serra de Tramuntana

The Sierra de Tramuntana, along the west coast, presents impressive places climbing. Near Valldemossa, heights of up to 45 meters await climbers with varied routes between 5º and 7c. The possibility of climbing even in the rain light adds a unique touch. Mount Alarò, with its heights of up to 25 meters and tufa ledges, offers routes classified from 5+ to 7c, with the location next to the ruins from the castle of Castell d'Alarò adding a special charm.

Diversity in the North: Formentor and its Surroundings

Even in the north, Formentor and its surroundings offer worthy climbing routes.
Creveta, near the Port of Pollença, stands out for its beautiful panorama and numerous routes at difficulty levels 4-6c. The variety of rocks and high grip make it Creveta be a pleasant challenge.

Climbing with Dream Views: Tips for the East Coast

Porto Cristo, in the northeastern part, is famous for its caves, and the Cova del Diablo is a recognized place for climbing lovers. A unique wall over water deep offers an extraordinary challenge. In the dry valley of Cala Magraner, a mixture of limestone and tufa provides varied routes with difficulties between 4 and 7a, directly on the sea.

For Climbing Lovers

For more information about Mallorca's climbing areas, see a summary of routes and maps necessary for your vertical adventure. Discover Mallorca vertical and embrace the challenges of its majestic rock walls!

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