Puig De Sant Martí, South Peak
Puig De Sant Martí, South Peak is an excursion route in Alcúdia, Mallorca, leading to a summit area and a separate antenna peak. The approach is short from Platja de Alcúdia, and from the climbing area the summit can be reached in up to 5 minutes. Parts of the route are paved with tarmac or concrete, with red dots on the ground marking the path. Sturdy shoes are advisable for the steeper upper section, where loose stones and some scrambling appear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the trail to Puig De Sant Martí, South Peak start?
Reviewers note that the start is not always easy to spot. One verified tip says the path begins to the right of the track leading to the antenna peak, and another mentions an access point directly opposite a roundabout. In parts, you may need to walk along the road before reaching the actual trail.
How difficult is the hike to Puig De Sant Martí, South Peak?
Several reviewers describe the route as easy to moderate and suitable for less experienced walkers. The final section to the summit can become steeper and may require careful footing in places. One verified review says the summit approach can be reached in a maximum of 5 minutes from the climbing area.
Do I need proper shoes for the visit?
Yes, several reviews recommend sturdy shoes or at least good trainers. That advice fits the route, as parts are paved or concrete and the upper section includes loose stones and uneven ground. For the short ascent to Puig De Sant Martí, South Peak, footwear with good grip is sensible.
How long does the ascent take?
The visit is described in reviews as short. One verified note says the summit approach takes a maximum of 5 minutes from the climbing area, and another mentions a short walk from Platja de Alcúdia. Depending on where you start, the route can therefore be very compact.
What are the views like from Puig De Sant Martí, South Peak?
Reviews mention wide views over Alcúdia, both bays, the sea and the surrounding inland area. Several visitors also note a calm, open mountain atmosphere and good photo opportunities. The summit area of Puig De Sant Martí, South Peak therefore offers broad panoramic views of the region.
Is the route paved or a proper hiking path?
Reviews mention mixed surfaces along the way. Part of the route is paved, concrete or tarmac, and some sections first run along the road. After that, you reach the actual path, which one reviewer says is marked with red dots on the ground.
Are there practical tips about heat, insects or hazards?
Yes, several reviews mention open sections with little shade, so it can get very hot, especially in summer. Mosquitoes are also mentioned, so repellent is sensible. In the upper part, loose stones and a steeper section are noted; one review also mentions litter along the lower path.
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Location
07400 Alcúdia
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