ラカルデラデタブリエンテの絶景の山頂・トップ8

From the summit of Pico de la Cruz, there's a beautiful view that's well worth every effort! You won't be at the summit long before the summit lords come looking to see if they can find anything. In any case, I consider a visit to the summit a must.

Please do not feed the namesakes of the "Rock of Ravens", who can often be seen in person (strictly forbidden!)

Geologically speaking, this is an extremely fascinating erosion crater, whose 2 million-year-old volcanic history is evident in its spectacular steep slopes. Inside the 9-kilometer-diameter crater lies the famous national park of the same name, which offers beautiful hiking trails.

Magnificent view, 2,366 meters above sea level - the second highest point on La Palma after the Roque de los Muchachos.

Small peak, you can take it in as you pass by. Just a few meters and you're at the top. Nothing spectacular.

If the weather is good, the short walk to the Pico de la Cruz is worth it. Great views across to Tenerife, Teide and Gomera, and if you're lucky you can also see El Hierro.

The views are spectacular but if it is not on foot, prepare to suffer as much as you can imagine to get to this point, and access by e-bike or MTB is also prohibited. The Pico de la Cruz closes the Caldera de Taburiente in its northeastern area. It reaches an altitude of 2351 m above sea level. n. m. Access The PR-LP 7 trail is a Short Distance trail in La Palma (Canary Islands, Spain) that connects Pico de la Cruz with Los Sauces. The total length of the route is 16,300 meters. There are 2150 meters of elevation gain. The PR-LP trail is a Short Distance trail in La Palma (Canary Islands, Spain) that connects Pico de la Cruz with Barlovento. The total length of the route is 17,200 meters. There are 1810 meters of elevation difference.​

Good opportunity for a rest (sitting under trees)