아굴로 최고의 라이딩 경로

정상에서 (Mirador de Abrante) = 라 고메라의 스카이워크 - 이곳은 너무나 고요하면서도 색채가 강렬하여 감탄을 자아내는 붉은 침식 지형으로 이어집니다.. 아굴로에서 출발하는 Rote Wand를 통해 오르는 것이 가장 좋으며, 그러면 이 인상적인 풍경을 더욱 강렬하게 즐길 수 있습니다....

Strassendorf, which houses several small restaurants. We went to "Casa Conchita" after our tour.

The forest is already mystical and beautiful on the approach road. While hiking, the scent of the forest adds to the experience.

Juego de Bolas Visitor Center, the starting point for understanding La Gomera The Juego de Bolas Visitor Center is located in the northeast of La Gomera, near the village of La Palmita (Agulo). It serves as the information center for Garajonay National Park—and also offers a pleasant respite surrounded by greenery. What to see and do The visitor center provides a clear overview of the island: its geology, unique laurel forests, and the traditional way of life on La Gomera. Inside, you'll find exhibitions on flora, fauna, and culture, supplemented by film footage and a model of the island. Outside, you can stroll through a small botanical garden with native plants and picnic areas with mountain views. For hikers Juego de Bolas is an excellent starting point for hikes in the north of the island, towards Agulo, Las Rosas, or the edge of the Garajonay Forest. Situated at an altitude of approximately 800 meters, it is easily accessible by car or taxi. Practical Information Location: La Palmita – Agulo, La Gomera Opening Hours: Daily during the day (closed on some holidays) Facilities: Restrooms, information desk, small shop, Juego de Bolas restaurant next to the entrance Admission: Free

The trail is fantastic. The stairs between the skywalk and the dam, in particular, resemble an oversized rock garden. However, I wouldn't recommend reversing the hike precisely because of this section – the climb is steep and can be quite difficult, especially in the sun and heat. Tip: Above Las Cases del Chorro, the trail continues along the road. There, after the first hairpin bend, you can turn left. This path is quite overgrown, but still visible and passable. It rejoins the road further up, but 20 meters further on, you can turn right onto a path that leads in a wide arc to the designated trail and has its own charm.

Valle Gran Ray, the King's Valley, is always busy. There are many beautiful spots where you can relax in glorious sunshine.

An unforgettable experience to hike through the red erosion landscape!

Well-developed road, little traffic