グランカナリア島の天然記念物・トップ20

A short but very scenic ridge trail around the GCc "youngest" volcanic crater – the last eruption of the Caldera de Bandama was about 2000 years ago – which measures approximately 210 meters deep, 580 meters high, and about 1 km in diameter. The trail is easy to walk, close to the sea (and therefore more stable in the weather than the mountains behind it), and offers beautiful views down into the valley, though not so much solitude... but that's okay, it's not crowded.

... you are not alone on this path 😁 it seems that every island holidaymaker wants to see this landmark and rightly so ... the parking situation regulates the influx 😎 🚘🚖

The path is very well maintained and it is worth doing the route that goes around the roque nublo.

The path that takes you to Roque Nublo is very pleasant, quite easy and accessible to almost any type of person. Of course, it runs at an altitude of 2000 meters and it is very possible that it will be windy, so it is advisable to bring a jacket, as well as water, a hat and a headlamp if you do the Route at sunset.

It is very worth going up to Roque Nublo not only to see the rock formation itself, but also to enjoy the spectacular views it gives you from above. The sunsets are incredible.

The Bandama Nature Park (Spanish: Monumento Natural de Bandama) is a protected landscape area in the northeast of the island of Gran Canaria, in the Spanish province of Las Palmas. It consists of two clearly defined units: the mountain peak Pico de Bandama and the Caldera de Bandama. Origin of the name: The name Bandama is not of Spanish origin. It is derived from the Flemish merchant Daniel Van Damme, who ran a very successful winery in the Caldera in the 16th century. This man's will is the first written documentation of winegrowing in this area of the island. The wine presses, some of which are still preserved today, and the associated fermentation tanks (lagares), in which the grapes were mashed, are among the oldest of their kind on Gran Canaria. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturpark_Bandama

How is the way to Roque Nublo? A wide path leads uphill through the sparse pine forest. After about 10-15 minutes it gets a little steeper. The next 15 minutes of the hike demand a little more, especially from the inexperienced hiker.

The Roque Nublo (Spanish: “cloud rock”) is a mountain on the Canary Islands of Gran Canaria (Spain). Its summit structure of the same name, a striking basalt rock, reaches 1,813 m, making it one of the highest peaks in Gran Canaria. It is considered the island's landmark. The Roque Nublo is the third highest point on the island of Gran Canaria, after the Morro de la Agujereada at 1956 m. and the Pico de las Nieves at 1949 m. Source: Wikipedia