Gorg Blau

Access
The gorge is situated at the top of the approach road to Sa Calobra on the Ma-10, to the north of the mountains. This can be reached from either Sóller or Pollença depending on where you are staying. Once on the road, continue until you reach a turning for Sa Calobra, by a large, arched viaduct - about 20km from Sóller and 30km from Pollença. Turn onto the Sa Colobra road and immediately park on the left in a lay-by, opposite the cafe/shop - do not park by the cafe/shop. On the opposite side of the road is a bridge and a fenced off entrance. Drop down to the left of the fence and then scramble up again to gain the track on the other side of the fence. The track leads to the gorge in a couple of minutes where the crags are obvious. Period
When it is hot, the gorge will offer cool climbing with shade always available on one side or the other. In the height of summer it is probably too hot, even here, while Gorg Blau seeps badly and is a very chilly spot in the cooler months. If there is little seepage on the mountain crags and no wind, then it could be worth a look, but remember to pack your duvet. If it is raining, it will offer some dry climbing if the seepage hasn't set in. Climb
The climbing is fairly extensive, although still in its relative infancy when you consider how much rock there is around. Most of the routes consist of long, vertical or slightly overhanging pitches, sometimes following tufas and almost always on excellent-quality rock. There are a few easier routes but in reality Gorg Blau is only of any real interest to those operating at 6b and above. Bibliography
Mallorca. Sport climbing and Deep Water Soloing by Alan James and Mark Glaister, Rockfax Publishing