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Car parks (blue = paid; white = free) near the start (S/E). Walk along Palmira Beach, turn right (1). Shopping street, turn right at the roundabout. At the top of the town, turn left (2). Steep paths, left then right, panoramic view (3). Col d’Alemany (4). Head towards Na Bruta, view (5). Steep descent towards the end, left (6). Cross the road, left (7), right (8), left (9). Puig Gros, view (10) Cap Andritxol (12). Camp de Mar tower (13). Right. Town, right (14), residential area, right (15), steps down to the beach.
Na Bruta and the Cap Andritxol viewpoint from Peguera
A walk alternating between shade and sunshine. The route starts from Paguera. The paths are steep and the start is rather uninteresting, but the arrival at Na Bruta offers a beautiful panoramic view. Superb descent overlooking the sea.
After the road, climb up to the Cap Andritxol viewpoint (magnificent view). The return route follows the signposted path or heads right near the Camp de Mar tower (sea view, Caló d’en Monjo).
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 8.60 mi -
Average duration: 5h 30 -
Difficulty: Moderate -
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Back to start: Yes -
Ascent: + 1,762 ft -
Descent: - 1,752 ft -
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Highest point: 876 ft -
Lowest point: 7 ft
Description of the walk
Waypoints
- S/E : mi 0 - alt. 39 ft - Peguera
- 1 : mi 0.88 - alt. 23 ft - Crossroads
- 2 : mi 1.58 - alt. 148 ft - Fork
- 3 : mi 2.06 - alt. 397 ft - Viewpoint overlooking the bay
- 4 : mi 2.72 - alt. 554 ft - Alemany Pass
- 5 : mi 3.03 - alt. 876 ft - Na Bruta
- 6 : mi 4.02 - alt. 197 ft - Crossroads
- 7 : mi 4.08 - alt. 164 ft - Crossing the road
- 8 : mi 4.3 - alt. 190 ft - Crossroads
- 9 : mi 4.47 - alt. 308 ft - Junction
- 10 : mi 4.7 - alt. 453 ft - Puig Gros
- 11 : mi 5.25 - alt. 302 ft - Fork
- 12 : mi 5.91 - alt. 367 ft - Cap Andritxol viewpoint
- 13 : mi 6.26 - alt. 512 ft - Camp de Mar
- 14 : mi 7.37 - alt. 43 ft - Crossroads
- 15 : mi 7.97 - alt. 79 ft - Junction
- S/E : mi 8.6 - alt. 39 ft - Peguera
Notes
No water sources: make sure you bring enough. Avoid wet weather (slippery), wear good footwear. Avoid very hot weather.
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