A couple of weeks ago, a row broke out when the Balearic environment ministry took action against a Barcelona-based publisher, Alpina, for having included exclusion zones in the Tramuntana Mountains in its routes and maps for the mountains. Alpina, a highly respected publisher that produces guides for all manner of hiking, walking and mountaineering locations, was accused of inciting people to break the law by entering these zones. The company took exception to the claim.
Working party for Tramuntana activities best practice
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