Puig de Massanella (1364m)

The direct ascent from the Col des Prat leads to the left of the stone wall and before the rock, cross the stone wall to the right! Then up the gully and keep to the right of the turf. Before it then comes to a gap to the final climb. Technical climbing at this point 2 , not feasible for inexperienced people without support at this point.
A perfect description of this in "Wander auf Mallorca" by Marc Schichor.

At 1,364 meters high, the Puig de Massanella is the second highest peak in the Tramuntana mountains. Since the peak of Puig Mayor is a restricted military area, Massanella is also the highest publicly accessible point on the island. When the weather is good, from up here you have an absolutely spectacular view over the peaks and valleys of the mountains, over the extensive plain with its cities and the south, north and west coast.

Definitely not a 2 on this route. If you have a head for heights and are sure-footed, don't be put off if you enjoy light scrambling (I think I had to use my hands twice, otherwise it was walking terrain). It almost didn't work out because of the 2 comment.