ラ・ゴメラの湖・トップ6

The name is incorrect, it should be "Embalse de la Laja". Please correct it, thank you.

"I'd like to add that the La Laja-Bailadero section is only suitable for experienced hikers, as it's very technical and vertigo-inducing!" We could have used that tip too. We attempted the hike in September 2024 and had to turn back at a point where we lost the trail and it was slippery and steep on both sides. We then hiked back the three-quarters of the way we had already completed. I didn't feel safe there in my Lowa hiking boots (slippery soles). The hike up to that point was beautiful! Red soil, pine forest, stunning scenery.

I'd like to add that the La Laja-Bailadero section is only suitable for experienced hikers, as it is very technical and vertigo-inducing! We can only confirm this. There were two experienced hikers ahead of us who also abandoned the tour halfway through. The four of us then tackled the descent to La Laja. It's a shame that we had to abort the last few meters for safety reasons and unfortunately couldn't finish the tour. We arranged a taxi to our starting point. Cost: approximately €60.

I would add that the La Laja-Bailadero passage is only for experienced hikers because it is very technical and dizzying!

It's also called the baby beach. A lovely place to relax.

The ascent is a climbing tour, difficult to find the way. Without the stone pyramid we would have been lost, as we did not believe we had to go up there. A head for heights is essential. The path is more of an alpine route from La Laja up to the Mirador de El Bailadero.

The reservoir itself is not necessarily worth a visit, but the landscape around it is even more so

A little paradise with wonderful hiking trails all around.