The mountains of the centre of Mallorca constitute what are known as the Serres Centrals (Central Ranges). Their highest point is the Puig de Randa, from which it is easy to observe the tectonic structure of the island. In addition to its splendid views, it has notable geological interest in presenting various formations that illustrate Mallorca’s geological history at the moments before and during the formation of its present-day orography. In this respect, the observable rocks comprise an interval of between approximately 30 and 15 Ma.
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The route begins at the Camí Vell de Gràcia, just before Ses Voltes, when it begins to climb up to the Puig de Randa from the Llucmajor zone.
Vehicles are prohibited from using the section of the Camí Vell de Gràcia except with permission from the Llucmajor Town Council.
