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There's also a small supermarket in the village, uphill to the left above the church. It's a good place to stop for a break.

The Roque de los Muchachos Observatory (ORM) boasts an impressive and photogenic telescope array. Over 20 telescopes are set up here, exploring the universe. The ORM is one of the largest observatories in the world. Nowhere else will you feel so close to the stars.

Restaurant was renovated in 2024 by new owner and has become a vegetarian restaurant. Mainly Italian dishes. Tastes delicious and a lot of use of local ingredients.

Steep section for a few kilometers. Probably the harder part of the climb.

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The climb to Roque del Faro begins immediately after you have driven through the dark tunnel of the LP-1 to the village of Franceses. (Be careful, the tunnel is unlit, be sure to take off your sunglasses and drive through slowly if you don't have light.) The pass then winds 8.30 kilometers through a wonderful jungle landscape. You will climb a total of 569 meters. On average, you'll get your money's worth here at 6.8 percent. However, there are also slightly flatter and even even sections of the route where there is time to breathe. The asphalt is consistently fine. However, there are a few individual holes and rippled spots in the tar caused by the heat on the route. As is usually the case in the north of the island, car traffic is very manageable. This pass is an important key climb if you want to either continue towards Roque de los Muchachos or continue towards the west side of La Palma.

The "Llano Negro" climb leads from the coastal town of Santo Domingo 8 kilometers uphill to LP-1. Once you reach the top you also have the opportunity to get some food, as there is a supermarket and a gas station with a snack restaurant there. The pass itself is pleasant to drive at 6.8 percent; you will climb 688 meters here. The road is in great condition. In addition, you don't have to worry about much traffic here. The vegetation on the climb is relatively similar from bottom to top; at first you will pass individual houses directly on the road. At the top there are always vantage points on the side of the road where you can pause. The entire pass is relatively open and unforested, making it very vulnerable to wind on stormy days. This can be a bit uncomfortable, especially in the last stretch, on the long straight if there is a headwind. Once you have reached the top, you have the decision to continue towards the Roque de los Muchachos, or you can take the route towards Roque del Faro and thus towards the north of the island.