North Mallorca walks

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Would be interested on details or experiences.

Noel

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Some great walks there - some very different from the south of the island.
There are quite a few books. One walk in particular I'd recommend is Teix(?)
and the Achdukes path.

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Would be interested on details or experiences.
Noel

Fabulous! Great! been several times and going again in 2005 (time
prevents me from expanding at the moment, but there's a few on this ng
that agree with me and might help 🙂
Fairly essential book is 'Walking in Mallorca' by June Parker, pub.
Cicerone Press, and you *really* need to check access on most walks as
there are ongoing problems with access on many walks.
See: http://www.gemweb.org/
and: http://idd02ucg.eresmas.net/
HTH
Graham

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graham blamey wrote

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Fairly essential book is 'Walking in Mallorca' by June Parker, pub.
Cicerone Press

Seconded.

Massenella. Puig de Ca. Tomir. Cavell Bernard ridge if you have a good
head for heights. Torrent de Parei. Superb walking.

Chris

Following up to NAB

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Would be interested on details or experiences.

Tomir and Massanella are good. Pico Major has a radar station and
is restricted.
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Mike Reid
Walking in Spain, guides, photos, food etc. "http://www.fell-walker.co.uk"

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Fairly essential book is 'Walking in Mallorca' by June Parker, pub.
Cicerone Press, and you *really* need to check access on most walks as
there are ongoing problems with access on many walks.

goml island....

Its pretty snowed up right now too...

Richard Webb

On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 14:48:06 GMT, "NAB" <[email hidden]>

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Would be interested on details or experiences.

I would echo Graham's recommendation of getting a copy of June
Parker's book (publ. Cicerone Press). Yes, there are access problems,
but you won't run out of superb walks inside of a fortnight. For more
details, do a Google Groups search on the two words "Mallorca" and
"walking", and use the advanced search facility to restrict the hits
to uk.rec.walking. You should pick up many previous threads on this
subject.

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Pete Bland

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Dec 2004, NAB <[email hidden]> wrote

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Would be interested on details or experiences.

On the basis of experience using their guides for the Alpujarras, I
would recommend strongly the guides/books from Discovery Walking Guides:
<http://www.walking.demon.co.uk/mall.htm>

Colin
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Following up to Colin Brook

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On the basis of experience using their guides for the Alpujarras, I
would recommend strongly the guides/books from Discovery Walking Guides:

they are pretty good when they cover an area. First choice for
spanish maps.
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Mike Reid
Wasdale-Thames path-London-photos "http://www.fellwalk.co.uk" <-- you can email us@ this site
Eat-walk-Spain "http://www.fell-walker.co.uk" <-- dontuse@ all, it's a spamtrap