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Cúber Reservoir – View of Cúber Reservoir loop from Embassament de Cúber

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Spain
Balearic Islands
Mallorca
Escorca

Cúber Reservoir – View of Cúber Reservoir loop from Embassament de Cúber

Hard

4.0

(2)

235

runners

Cúber Reservoir – View of Cúber Reservoir loop from Embassament de Cúber

02:56

20.5km

930m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 16, 2026

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Parking

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248 m

Hiking Map and Trail Information Mallorca

Highlight • Rest Area

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320 m

Cúber Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

Easiest access to the lake, directly from the parking lot. The Cubersee is always worth a detour. Whether for a demanding hike, for a leisurely tour of the lake or something in between. In addition, you sometimes meet donkeys, cows and the like.

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449 m

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695 m

View of Cúber Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

The Cúber reservoir is the largest reservoir in Mallorca. It is at an altitude of 750 meters not far from Puig Major, the highest point on the island. Construction began in the 1960s. In 1972, together with Georg Blau a few kilometers to the north-east, the area on which there used to be a rural property was flooded. The reservoir was built between April 1970 and June 1971. In 2001, Cúber was declared a hunting ground.

The reservoir owes its name to an old property that existed before Muslim rule. After the conquest of Mallorca by King Jaume I, the district of Muntanyes was the part of the island that the king reserved for himself and divided among the participants in the conquest. The majority was awarded to the Prince of Portugal and his military. Included in this last group of lands was Cúber's property.

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9.88 km

Biniaraix

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Biniaraix brings together a beautiful architectural ensemble of medieval typology and outstanding elements of Islamic origin on the facades and roofs, covered with the popular Moorish teules.

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12.2 km

Traditional dry stone paths.

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The traditional dry stone paths (pedra en sec) are the essence of the old lifestyle of the Mallorcan peasant in the Serra de Tramuntana and are directly related to the use of natural resources. Charcoal, hunting, firewood, collecting medicinal plants, snow trade, fishing and grazing were their main occupations for centuries, creating an important system of paved roads in all the intricacies of the mountains that are part of the popular identity and landscape. in sports activities in the environment.

Some paths are documented in the fifteenth century and were used as royal paths, the surface has been recovered again in dry stone and they run through a delicious landscape of Mediterranean forest and traditional crops with remains of popular constructions, lime kilns, charcoal eras , barracks, ditches and terraces of terraces.

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17.8 km

View of Cúber Reservoir

Highlight • Viewpoint

Near the fork of the circular route around the Cuber reservoir, a picnic break is just too. From here you have a wide and very nice view of the turquoise blue Cuber reservoir. You can make yourself comfortable on one of the large rocks, in the middle of the nature reserve between sheep and horses. Far away from civilization, one hears only the blocks of sheep and ring their bells around the neck.

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20.5 km

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Parking

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Way Types & Surfaces

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10.6 km

9.84 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

9.64 km

6.45 km

4.02 km

263 m

< 100 m

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