이슬라 데 히에로 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

A peaceful spot amidst spectacular and diverse nature, where you can find a beautiful pine forest, a verdant woodland, and moss-covered laurel forest, as well as other tree species. Several trails start from this point, the most famous being the one to Pico Malpaso. The picnic area and freshwater springs are a welcome respite for hikers.

A demanding climb from sea level to 700m, with tight bends, narrow asphalt, and hardly any barriers. The wind blows across you and shifts as you gain altitude: anticipate the change and maintain your line. This isn't a descent to get complacent on, nor a climb to push too hard. The surroundings are a stark contrast: from dry coastline to tall scrubland in less than three kilometers. There's no traffic here, but there is a rugged landscape and a broken rhythm. Ideal for those who enjoy cycling without distractions.

The old main road between Valverde and Frontera, now almost forgotten after the tunnel opened. Constant curves, an uneven surface, and a narrow path clinging to the cliff. Little traffic, plenty of views. Here, the wind shifts depending on the slope, and the road surface forces you to read every meter. There are no barriers, no comfortable shoulders: it's a route for those who want to cycle attentively and in silence. An authentic stretch that connects extreme landscapes with recent history.

It's not just a crooked tree: cycle among junipers shaped by the trade winds. The wind here isn't a problem if you anticipate the change of direction. Seek shade between bends: the ground is cooler, which is welcome on long rides. Get an early start if you want good photos: the sidelight highlights shapes and textures. Include the Hermitage of Los Reyes in your route and descend along less-traveled tracks towards Bascos. This area is home to the El Hierro giant lizard: rare to see, but it exists. If you're quiet, it sometimes lets you see it.

Very nice view into a very Canary Islands-typical volcanic crater

The chapel of the island's patron saint. She is said to have provided rainwater during droughts.

At 1,230 m above sea level, it offers one of the most spectacular views of El Hierro: El Golfo Bay, the north coast, and a tapestry of vineyards, pineapple and banana trees. It has parking, a rest area, and picnic tables, perfect for enjoying the natural beauty. Next to the Hermitage of Our Lady of Charity, it is also the starting point of the historic Jinama Trail and routes such as the Volcano Trail, which invite you to explore volcanic landscapes and unique corners of the island.

One of the most spectacular balconies on El Hierro, where the laurel forest opens up to offer views of the Gulf and the highest cliffs in the Canary Islands. The contrast between the humid green of the forest and the endless blue of the Atlantic is unforgettable. It's part of one of the most beautiful hiking trails on the island, and on clear days, the horizon seems endless.