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The highest peak on the volcano route, offering a magnificent panoramic view: of the caldera, Tenerife with Mount Teide, and the next volcanic craters along the route. Caution: it can be quite windy on the ascent.

Highest point of the Ruta de los Volcanos from El Pilar to Fuencaliente

This is an easy trail that offers a good view of the caldera of the vulcano.

From this viewpoint, the Ruta de los Vulcanos curves to the right of the Volcán Duráznero, but there is another trail that takes you straight over the top of this volcano and the next one, the Deseada.

Just after the start of the 17 km long Ruta de los Vulcanos from El Pilar to Fuencaliente, you will pass the only viewpoints of the Caldera de Taburiente.

Don't forget to say a little prayer to the Madonna in the visitor centre before you set off on the 17 km hike to Fuencaliente. It just might help!

It was originally called Volcán Fuencaliente. In 1677/78, it erupted on the feast day of Saint Anthony and was renamed Volcán de San Antonio. The volcano lies at an elevation of 632 meters above sea level. At its base, it has an outer diameter of approximately 1 kilometer. Its fairly round crater is about 150 meters deep.

Great view, however, from here you can only see lava fields and not the volcanic cone.