Wikiloc | Barranco de Biniaraix - Cima es Cornador Gran - Cima es Sementer Gran - Cami Vell de Biniaraix

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Photo ofBarranco de Biniaraix - Cima es Cornador Gran - Cima es Sementer Gran - Cami Vell de Biniaraix - Cueva de ses Alfàbies loop

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Trail stats

Distance: 11.57 mi
Elevation gain: 3,688 ft
Technical difficulty: Moderate
Elevation loss: 3,652 ft
Max elevation: 3,402 ft
TrailRank: 57
Min elevation: 203 ft
Trail type: One Way

Moving time: 3 hours 54 minutes
Time: 6 hours 14 minutes
Coordinates: 2817
Uploaded: March 12, 2021
Recorded: March 2021

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near Biniaraix, Baleares (España)

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Itinerary description

Barranco de Biniaraix to Cima es Cornador Gran (947 m) - Mirador d’en Xin Quesada, - Cima es Sementer Gran (1,003 m), through the Sierra de Alfabia back along the Camí Vell de Biniaraix with a stop at the Cueva de ses Alfàbies. Absolutely beautiful!

GPS malfunction part way up the Barranco so continue on the main path and ignore the apparent detour off the GR between kilometres 2.3 and 2.5.

Trail is clear and well-marked except for the section through the Sierra de Alfabia after turning towards Es Sementer Gran - here there are rock cairns and an inconsistent trail. While it is not technically difficult I would say it requires comfort with uneven terrain and route finding.

Waypoints

Turn onto road following GR 221 signs

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Intersection where the Cami Vell return trail connects back to the GR

Camino through the Barranc de Biniaraix

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Camino

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Right off GR trail and across bridge to Es Cornador

View of Puig l’Ofre

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Right to Es Cornador, left to continue on to Es Sementer Gran and loop back

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Cima es Cornador Gran

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Mirador d’en Xin Quesada

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Cima es Sementer Gran

Views of Cuber reservoir and Puig Major

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One spot to cross fence

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Veer right up to Es Cornador past the blue and red painted rock in 2nd picture. Left, faint trail is where the descending route reconnects to the main trail.