From Lluc, the route continues to a left-hand turn and, a few metres later, to the right, passing through a gate to enter the football field. The field is crossed and a small bridge gives access to a karst erosion environment. The cobbled path climbs through a holm oak forest with buckthorn and undergrowth of lemon-scented rockrose and mastic, reaching the pas des Bous. In a few minutes you arrive at a sitja, a point where you can take the detour towards Es Camell and the nearby viewpoint. On the way back, the path continues with a moderate slope through forest and areas of reed grass, until a fork where the right-hand trail leads to the Cometa des Morts. The cavity is reached by following a small trail inside the holm oak wood, passing an olive tree with a “V”-shaped trunk and a sitja circle. The entrance is a narrow corridor descending underground. The return is made by retracing the path to the road, which is followed briefly before descending along a wide track that leads back to the football field and the starting point.

Start at Menut II, following the same section as the “Volta des Pantanet de sa Coma” up to the Font de sa Coma. At the fork, take the left-hand path passing by the small porch. The route climbs steeply through holm oak forest, passing several sitjes and charcoal burners’ huts. Arrival at old olive fields (Sivellins de Binifaldó) with views of Puig Tomir and Moleta de Binifaldó. Connection with the Camí vell de Lluc to Pollença, a visit to the alzina d’en Pere and panoramic views of several peaks of the Serra. Arrival at Binifaldó, with Scots pines and an agricultural landscape. Return along the same path to the Font de sa Coma and then a detour towards the recreational area via a variant of the initial route.