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Yaiza Village Center – La Geria Vineyards loop from Costa Teguise

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Spain
Canary Islands
Teguise

Yaiza Village Center – La Geria Vineyards loop from Costa Teguise

Moderate

4.7

(52)

1,851

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Yaiza Village Center – La Geria Vineyards loop from Costa Teguise

03:28

74.3km

870m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 19, 2026

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Start point

Bus stop

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7.50 km

Ramp After Tahiche Garden Center

Highlight • Climb

Very imposing and steep ramp after the Tahiche Garden Center. Beware of the usually very strong side winds, especially on the fast descent in the opposite direction!

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27.0 km

Entrance to Timanfaya National Park

Highlight • Natural Monument

This is one of the entrances to the National Park. A past the lunar landscapes that can be seen here. The area is very protected so it is very important to respect the environment.

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29.7 km

Great road through the Timanfaya National Park

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32.2 km

From Yaiza, a very nice climb up. It's easy to drive because it's evenly steep. Finally at the top and then, 10€ for the rest of the way to the visitor center. It was too expensive for me, but I've been there before so I know about the demonstration and did the bus tour of the volcanoes. It's very nice and I would recommend it.

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32.3 km

Road through Timanfaya National Park

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

This road, the LZ-67, along with the LZ-56 (both lead to the village of Mancha Blanca) and the LZ-703 (the road that takes you past Los Hervideros), are the visual highlights of Lanzarote.
I've lost count of how many times I've crossed Timanfaya, and I'm struck by how amazed I am every time... I'm amazed by
- the splendor of the wild, black landscape
- how strong the headwind is when you cycle this road from Uga
- how hard the wind blows you downhill as you fly towards Uga
- how wonderfully smooth the asphalt
- how courteous Spanish drivers are when they meticulously maintain the one-and-a-half-meter distance when overtaking you
If you're coming from Uga, the long climb is logically the physical challenge. Once at the top, you have a beautiful viewpoint at the entrance to the national park. You'll find it less physically demanding if you come from Mancha Blanca.
No matter how you drive this road, both sides offer stunning views.
I love it!

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40.0 km

Yaiza Village Center

Highlight • Settlement

The town of Yaiza is in the extreme southwest of Lanzarote. It is an area with a lot of agriculture and tourism. This area has the first European settlement in the Canary Islands. In 1402 the colonization of the Archipelago began here by the nobility and the Crown of Castile.

For those who are interested, the conquest of the archipelago is divided into two periods. The first is the stately conquest by the nobility (for individual interests in wealth and titles). The second is the royal conquest carried out directly by the Crown that ended in 1496 when they took control of Tenerife.

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44.5 km

La Geria Vineyards

Highlight • Structure

Apart from the lunar landscapes of the Timanfaya National Park, this area is known for its production of Malvasia variety wines. The vines are placed in cones, and this allows the roots to grow better and take advantage of the nutrients in the volcanic rocks.

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45.3 km

La Geria Vineyards

Highlight • Structure

A Via Ciclista through an interesting area. Super asphalt. It's best to plan in the direction of Yaiza, then there is a really cool tail wind in addition to the gradient!

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74.3 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

35.7 km

18.9 km

17.6 km

2.01 km

< 100 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

72.6 km

1.42 km

263 m

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Sunday 26 July

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Comments

October 17, 2024,🌋Tabayesco Teguise
Done. Last sporty round of the holiday. 💨It was a must and the blow-dryer dried me nicely.

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Today we traveled in the opposite direction on the island.

The weather was perfect for this tour, even though the northerly wind was a bit annoying at times.

The most beautiful part of the tour went through Timanfaya National Park.

The road runs straight through an impressive lava landscape.

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Day 9 in Lanzarote 🌋
Of course the Parque Nacional de Timanfaya had to be there. But the parallel road between Uga and Mancha Blanca is also so beautiful - hmmm...🤔 what to do?
We simply drove the same route twice in a “House of Santa Claus” style.
Super brilliant tour 😊

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DANGER!
1) The tour is not completely recorded, the last 10km the mobile phone gave up. So about 104 km.
2) It was more like ~1300Hm
3) The "asphalt" of the LZ-58 is like the worst cobblestones, but hardly any loose rubble. So also ok for racing bikes, but "a pain in the butt".
4) The lava tunnel at LZ-58 …

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