サンタクルスデラパルマの天然記念物・トップ20

A really great hike starting at the Infohütte

In the end I didn't find any measuring devices cubes

20 million years ago, laurel forests were widespread throughout Europe. They died out during the Ice Age and could only survive on Madeira, the Azores and the Canary Islands. Climbing plants, tendrils, giant ferns. Plants that would otherwise have become extinct in Europe have survived here. It was declared a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1983.

A hike, difficult but also beautiful

On a day with visibility you will see the nearby islands. Don't miss the sunset, the colors are different here. The temperature changes constantly, don't forget your windbreak

This natural space, at the foot of the Caldera de Taburiente National Park, is formed after the union of the two permanent streams that emerge from the caldera. It is a magnificent place and a stopping point for numerous routes in the area. Despite carrying water almost always, it is advisable to carry water in your backpack, since it is not suitable for consumption and it usually gets a lot of sun. It is also important to wear appropriate footwear because the terrain is steep.

This natural space at the foot of the Caldera de Taburiente National Park, is formed after the union of the two permanent streams that arise from the Caldera. It is a magnificent place and a crossing point for numerous routes in the area. Despite almost always carrying water, it is recommended to carry water in your backpack since it is not suitable for consumption and it is usually very sunny. It is also important to wear suitable footwear since, after all, the terrain is rough.

One of the biggest tourist attractions of the Caldera de Taburiente National Park that, however, became it accidentally, since initially it was just a containment dam for the waters of the Caldera. But the iron colored its walls and together with the numerous algae that also cover them, gave rise to this very special place.