타자코르테‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪16‬개의 협곡

A great section of the tour

Those who dare to walk through the riverbed will have to overcome a short, easy climbing section.

In English, it means "Gorge of the Fear of Death". But you only have to have that fear when it is raining heavily. Otherwise, it is a nice hike without much of an ascent, with opportunities to relieve yourself. One of the highlights is certainly the Cascade de los Colores

Beautiful hike in the riverbed

The rock formations with the rock arch are really great.

The riverbed was pretty dry where we were, so we were able to walk along it. However, we could not overcome this point upstream, but only upstream.

The usual way is to take a taxi to Los Brecitos from the parking lot on the road from Los Llanos. From there you can easily walk downhill into the caldera and then through the Barranco de Angustias back to the parking lot. A very nice hike, especially in the first half, because you hike parallel to the cliffs, which rise up to 1500 m, through a grandiose nature. I found the way back through the Barranco rather boring because you hike on rocky terrain in the ode next to the Barranco. This is tedious and takes time. So start early and have at least one flashlight with you. And a no-go area in rainy weather because the Barranco can flood quickly

One of the biggest tourist attractions of the Caldera de Taburiente national park, which, however, became so accidentally, since initially it was just a dam to contain the waters of the Caldera. But the iron colored its walls and together with the numerous algae that also cover them, gave rise to this very special place.