Epic Hikes of the World ( PDFDrive )

the rocky path to Deià
Well rested, I brace myself for a nine-hour hut-to-hut hike delving deep into the
mountainous backcountry on day six. After a coffee on the plaza in the lovely hill
town of Sóller, the trail ambles on through lemon and orange orchards, now
billowing with white blossom, climbing steadily to the sweet hamlet of Biniaraix,
tucked among gardens and the Tramuntana’s grey stone flanks. A stone path
wends up the Barranc de Biniaraix ravine and on to the Puig de l’Ofre (3586ft,
1093m), where the puckered, pale-grey peaks stand out against the azure water of
the Cúber reservoir. It has been a long day and my legs are thankful when I finally
reach the remote mountain hut of Tossals Verds.