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A proper high-caldera hike to 2,715 m, where Teide, Pico Viejo and the whole floor of Las Cañadas spread out on the other side of the climb. Alto de Guajara is not a drive-up viewpoint. T...
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Anaga packs misty laurel forest, sharp ridges, deep ravines and a black-sand coast into Tenerife's north-east corner. It is not one viewpoint or one hike: choose either a forest-led visit...
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Narrow switchbacks, sheer cliffs, tiny houses, palm trees, and a ravine falling away toward the Atlantic. Masca is one of Tenerife's best-known villages, although the village itself can b...
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The classic walking approach to upper Teide: pale pumice, black lava ‘eggs’ and an 8.2 km ascent that becomes far more serious after its gentle first kilometres. PNT 07 starts beside TF-2...
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A free circular west-side Teide volcanic walk, useful for cones, lava textures, pine edges and quieter park scenery. Sámara is a medium-difficulty circular route of about 4.57 km, usually...
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Pine forests, clouds left somewhere below, black lava, sun-bleached plains, and a vast mountain visible from almost anywhere on the island. Teide is Tenerife's most recognisable landmark,...
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A 171 m coastal volcanic cone inside a 166 ha special nature reserve between El Médano and La Tejita. Montaña Roja is the result of a coastal eruption now joined to the island by volcanic...
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A short laurel-forest walk from Cruz del Carmen, useful for families and first-time Anaga visitors. The trail has three small route options from Cruz del Carmen, from a very short accessi...
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A regulated Adeje ravine hike with booking, helmets, visitor limits, rocky ground and a clear safety-first rhythm. Book before travelling to Adeje, wear closed footwear and take the acces...
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A dramatic five-kilometre descent through the ancient volcanic walls below Masca — and a regulated mountain day that needs much more planning than a village stop. From the roofs of Masca,...
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Barranco de Badajoz is an informal ravine walk near Güímar with old water infrastructure, dry landscapes and access/safety caveats. This is not a managed attraction with a ticket desk or...
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The summit is a separate high-altitude plan: a timed permit, the right equipment and a 653 m trail from La Rambleta stand between the cable car and Teide's crater. The cable car stops at...