ラ・パルマ島での 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

It was originally called Volcán Fuencaliente. In 1677/78, it erupted on the feast day of Saint Anthony and was renamed Volcán de San Antonio. The volcano lies at an elevation of 632 meters above sea level. At its base, it has an outer diameter of approximately 1 kilometer. Its fairly round crater is about 150 meters deep.

San Andres y Sauces: Excellent Venezuelan dishes at Caffetteria Heladeria Roma. Take your time and savor the colorful flavors of a small village surrounded by nature.

The Gofio Mill in Las Tricias is a restored windmill building over a hundred years old, now serving as the Museum of Gofio Interpretation (MIGO). It was opened to the public in 2016 to explain gofio, a traditional Canarian staple food. Visitors can explore the mill's original structure and machinery, learn about the traditional production of gofio from roasted grains, and discover its cultural significance.

These are truly special trees that are unfortunately becoming very rare.

It's fascinating to see the new volcanic cone.

Great view into the gorge

The view of the lava fields and the volcanic cone is impressive!

The Gofio Museum (MIGO) in Las Tricias, Garafía, is dedicated to the traditional Canarian flour specialty, gofio. It is housed in a restored windmill, which includes an adjoining exhibition space, antique tools, and a multimedia presentation about the history of gofio production. The exhibition is complemented by information panels in various languages, and there is an adjacent astronomical viewpoint.