Cordero Spring

This waterfall and its neighbor, that of Marcos, are the origin of the water that is channeled through the thirteen tunnels through which the route goes. At the springs, the water falls through large vertical walls typical of the north of the island and which announce the Caldera de Taburiente National Park.

We are missing a person since November 25, 2024, 11 AM local time, who was last seen walking in the gorge or near the waterfall. Is the gorge closed, are detours required, or has anyone noticed anything unusual? Please contact fch1965[at]gmail.com. Thank you!Spanish:
The bus was opened by a person desaparecida on November 25, 2024 at 11 a.m. (local time), at the end of the day we came to the gargantuan or at the end of the cascade. ¿Está cerrada la garganta, se necesitan desvíos or alguien notó algo inusual? For favor, write to fch1965[at]gmail.com. ¡Gracias!

This hike can be very dangerous especially in the winter with or after recent rain. Risk of stones, landslides or slipping in a ravine. Never go alone and go back if it rains up at Casa de Monte or the next ravine!!Take a helmet. This advice is written by a local guide.