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Torrent de Sant Miquel
Description
The Torrent de Sant Miquel is a seasonal stream in Mallorca, rising in Campanet and flowing through Sa Pobla before emptying into the s'Albufera wetlands.
A Stream Full of Character
The Torrent de Sant Miquel is considered the most water-rich seasonal stream on the island. What makes it particularly special is that it collects the waters of the Fonts Ufanes, a designated natural monument nearby. The route along the torrent is a lovely option for a gentle walk or a longer hike through some of Mallorca's most unspoilt northern scenery.
Route & Location
The stream rises in Campanet, winds through the municipality of Sa Pobla, and crosses beneath the bridge on the road linking Sa Pobla with Pollença, before finally flowing into the s'Albufera. It sits in the Balearic Islands, in the northern part of Mallorca.
Access & Things to Know
Along the public paths in the area you'll regularly come across gates bearing notices about hunting grounds or dogs, which can make access a little tricky in places. If you're planning to walk the torrent, it's worth doing a bit of research beforehand to check the current route and any restrictions that may apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the Torrent de Sant Miquel rise?
The Torrent de Sant Miquel rises in Campanet, in the north of Mallorca.
Where does the Torrent de Sant Miquel flow to?
After passing through Sa Pobla, it empties into the s'Albufera wetlands.
What makes the Torrent de Sant Miquel special?
It collects the waters of the Fonts Ufanes, a designated natural monument, and is regarded as the most water-rich seasonal stream on Mallorca.
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