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Beautiful view of the Teide – Toller Blick auf den Chinyero Runde von San José de Los Llanos

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Beautiful view of the Teide – Toller Blick auf den Chinyero Runde von San José de Los Llanos

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November 10, 2022

Beautiful view of the Teide – Toller Blick auf den Chinyero Runde von San José de Los Llanos

Moderate

03:40

12.6km

3.4km/h

340m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

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456 m

Montaña Negra

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An almost surreal place: From the edge of the forest, an almost black scree desert extends to the slopes of the Montaña Negra. It rises here sparsely into the blue …

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2.26 km

Lava fields and views of Teide in Reserva Natural Especial del Chinyero

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Simply fascinating, you have to see it, the path winds through the lava fields (lava tongues)

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6.10 km

From this point you have, standing slightly elevated on a slope, an excellent overview of the ash cone of the Chinyero and its lava flows. The contrast between the green "Corona Forrestal" and the lava moonscape is particularly impressive here.

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6.55 km

Chinyero Volcano Trail

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6.96 km

View of the Chinyero Volcano

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7.92 km

View of Mount Teide from Reserva Natural Especial del Chinyero

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Walk around the Chinyero and Montaña Negra Volcanos - and enjoy the view of the Teide

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9.13 km

Chinyero Lava Field

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The volcanic eruption of 1706 caused this area to collapse with lava. Today it is one of the incredible areas that you can visit in the Corona Forestal Natural Park.

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