Your Guide to the
Camí de Cavalls
Explore the legendary 185 km coastal trail around Menorca, Spain. Track your hikes, discover points of interest, and report trail conditions in real time.
Everything You Need on the Trail
Designed for hikers exploring Menorca’s iconic coastal path, whether you’re walking a single stage or the entire circuit.
Interactive Trail Map
Explore all 20 stages of the Camí de Cavalls with a detailed interactive map showing the entire 185 km coastal path.
GPS Tracking
Record your hikes in real time with built-in GPS tracking. Monitor distance, duration, and elevation as you walk.
Points of Interest
Discover beaches, lighthouses, archaeological sites, viewpoints, and more along every stage of the trail.
Trail Condition Reports
Report and view trail hazards submitted by the hiking community. Help keep fellow hikers safe and informed.
Stage Details
Access comprehensive information for each stage: distance, elevation, difficulty level, and estimated duration.
6 Languages
Available in English, Spanish, Catalan, German, French, and Italian to welcome hikers from around the world.
One Trail, Every Way to Explore It
The Camí de Cavalls is loved by hikers, trail runners and cyclists alike — our app supports every pace.
Trekking & Hiking
Walk the full 185 km or pick a single stage. Detailed elevation profiles, difficulty ratings and stage durations help you plan day hikes or a multi-day Menorca trek.
Trail Running
Trail-running-ready stage breakdowns with technical descents, gravel sections and water-refill points — ideal for Menorca trail running training or race prep.
Mountain Biking (MTB)
Most of the Camí de Cavalls is open to bikes. Filter the bike-permitted stages, check climb gradients and ride Menorca’s coast on gravel and singletrack.
Bike-packing & Cycling
Combine stages into multi-day cycling tours around Menorca. Track your route live and share a public link so friends can follow your ride in real time.
About the Camí de Cavalls
The Camí de Cavalls (GR 223) is a historic coastal path that encircles the entire island of Menorca, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in the Balearic Islands, Spain. Spanning 185 kilometres and divided into 20 stages, it passes through breathtaking cliffs, hidden coves, pristine beaches, and stunning Mediterranean landscapes. Originally used for military surveillance, today it is one of Europe’s most beautiful long-distance hiking, trail-running and mountain-biking routes.