コロナフォレスタル周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

The morning often offers the most beautiful views. Then, clouds roll in from the sea, creating a mysterious atmosphere.

Currently (November 2024) the mystical atmosphere is unfortunately not to be found due to the forest fires. Instead there are black tree trunks and fresh green needles. The path via los Organes, Casa del Agua is completely closed due to restoration. Be sure to inform yourself before hiking

Super nice way to go around the volcano, only at a junction to the lava field with the high rock in the middle could a sign be put up for my taste, I just walked past that 😂

Great path through lava fields and pine forest

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The Paisaje Lunar differs significantly from the other landscapes near the Cañadas due to its impressive “lunar landscape”. The white formations made of volcanic rock are among the greatest natural wonders on the island of Tenerife. The white rock, shaped by wind and weather, looks as if there are many small towers standing next to each other. Almost like a fairytale landscape.

View of the Montaña Negra volcano - also called Montaña del Estrecho (Volcán Garachico) - erupted in 1706. The eruption lasted nine days and caused extensive damage. The former port city of Garachico is located 8 kilometers as the crow flies from Montaña Negra. Two lava flows about 500 meters wide poured over the place. This was largely destroyed.View of the Montaña Negra volcano - also called Montaña del Estrecho (Volcán Garachico) - erupted in 1706. The eruption lasted nine days and caused extensive damage. The former port city of Garachico is located 8 kilometers as the crow flies from Montaña Negra. Two lava flows about 500 meters wide poured over the place. This was largely destroyed.

The Chinyero is a cinder cone on the slopes of the Pico del Teide on the Canary Island of Tenerife and is about 10 km from its peak. Although it is 1556 meters high, it only rises 60 meters above its surroundings. Its eruption from November 18th to 27th, 1909 was the last volcanic eruption on Tenerife to date. Over 2 km² of land was devastated by lava and ash, but no one was hurt. In its neighborhood, barely 3 km away, lies another cinder cone, which destroyed the port city of Garachico in 1706 with lava flows.