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From here you have a fantastic view into the gorge and, on a clear day, all the way to El Hierro. Ideal for a short stopover.

Spectacular approach over red earth with a constant view of Teide – one of the most impressive routes on the north side.

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

An imposing, flat-topped volcanic formation that rises above the green valleys of La Gomera. From here, you can enjoy panoramic views of Garajonay National Park and the island's rugged landscape. The summit, easily accessible for hikers, was a sacred place for the ancient Gomeros, who used it for ceremonies and rituals. Some say that on very clear days, you can even see Mount Teide silhouetted on the horizon.

The roof of La Palma. At 2,426 m, the views are breathtaking: a sea of clouds, volcanic peaks, and, if you're lucky, Mount Teide waving in the distance. The perfect place to feel like the world is beneath your feet. Bring a windbreaker: the wind here is unforgiving.

Laguna Grande, a large depression in the ground. In the past, this area would fill with water during periods of prolonged rain. Since it has no outlet, it would remain underwater for several days or even weeks. This gave it the name lagoon.

The space can also be rented from the municipality for family events.

This bridge saves you from having to climb down and back up again, good idea!