Description
The Coma de Binifaldó route is a circular, family-friendly trail that winds through some of Escorca’s most representative forest landscapes. From the Menut II recreational area, the path crosses holm oak groves, old olive groves, and vestiges of traditional heritage, such as charcoal burners’ huts. Along the way, you pass the Font de sa Coma, connect with the historic Camí Vell de Lluc to Pollença, and reach Binifaldó, where you can enjoy excellent views of Puig Tomir, the moleta Binifaldó, and other peaks of the Serra de Tramuntana.
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Recommendations
Bring water; the only water source along the route is not potable. This is an ideal route for enjoying the Mediterranean forest and the Serra's ethnological heritage. Respect the flora and fauna, do not leave any trash behind, and always stay on the marked trails.
Safety
Check the weather forecast, bring water and appropriate gear, don't set out in adverse conditions, and inform someone of your planned route. The route is easy and well-marked, but it's advisable to bring water, as the Font de sa Coma is not potable. Wear appropriate footwear and avoid hiking during periods of intense heat.
Accessibility
Wide dirt path accessible on foot and by bicycle. Motorized access is restricted. Not suitable for people with reduced mobility. Dirt trails with moderate slopes and forest sections.
Related resources
https://visitescorca.com/ruta/cami-de-sa-coma-de-binifaldo/ https://visitescorca.com/ruta/es-pixarells/
