아귀메스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪18‬개의 산 정상

You now need a reservation to visit the rock. Hikers are crowding at the entrance to the path and are not allowed through. Only 60 people per hour are allowed in with a reservation. So groups of people are waiting here for their free slot (usually a 2-3 hour wait). In addition, the parking lot is not usable and is closed. Cars are parked all over the place on the side of the road. Very annoying.

very beautiful landscapes

Great view, super panorama. Attractive and beautiful!

A steep, short but slippery path leads up there. Well worth seeing.

The Roque Nublo, located in the municipality of Tejeda on the island of Gran Canaria, is considered one of the largest natural rocks in the world. It is a symbol of the island and of great importance to its inhabitants. It rises 80 metres above its base and 1,813 metres above sea level. It was a place of worship for the indigenous people. In 1987, its surroundings were declared a nature reserve and seven years later a rural park. Its gigantic appearance is only surpassed by the Pico de Las Nieves, which is the highest point in Gran Canaria at 1,949 metres above sea level.

The Roque Nublo, located in the municipality of Tejeda on the island of Gran Canaria, is considered one of the largest natural rocks in the world. It is a symbol of the island and of great importance to its inhabitants. It rises 80 metres above its base and 1,813 metres above sea level. It was a place of worship for the indigenous people. In 1987, its surroundings were declared a nature reserve and seven years later a rural park. Its gigantic appearance is only surpassed by the Pico de Las Nieves, which is the highest point in Gran Canaria at 1,949 metres above sea level.

The Roque Nublo, located in the municipality of Tejeda on the island of Gran Canaria, is considered one of the largest natural rocks in the world. It is a symbol of the island and of great importance to its inhabitants. It rises 80 metres above its base and 1,813 metres above sea level. It was a place of worship for the indigenous people. In 1987, its surroundings were declared a nature reserve and seven years later a rural park. Its gigantic appearance is only surpassed by the Pico de Las Nieves, which is the highest point in Gran Canaria at 1,949 metres above sea level.

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.