라스 니에베스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The hiking trail from the visitor center was closed (early February 2026), but the waterfall was accessible.

Especially in the northeast of La Palma, the laurel forest appears in some places as an impenetrable primeval forest, crisscrossing the steep lava slopes and deep ravines. It seems as if there are countless places here that no human has ever set foot in. The forest, enveloped in mosses and lichens, has a mysterious air. Only a few paths, but they are easily walkable, lead through Los Tilos.

The route is currently closed.

The trail to the cascades is closed. Only open route is to the mirador (almost 1 hour ascent). Nice vista.

The dense laurel forest in the northeast of La Palma will transport you to another world. Giant trees, lush mosses, and a jungle-like panorama dominate the scene. The lush laurel forest is one of the most beautiful scenic highlights in the area.

Helmet and waterproof clothing on the way to the Marcos y Cordero springs! Ron Minke is still missing.

Currently closed until 2025 due to construction work.

In this part of the Barranco you actually feel like you have been transported back to another, long-ago era in world history. The unusually large ferns, the deep gorge in the upper part of the valley and the two aqueducts impressed us most on this tour.