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Along the river that drains the caldera; the water flowed very sparsely, but that's not a problem for the look. Then up the caldera wall to the campsite. All fairly easy and yet interesting paths. For lazy people it would be possible to walk the whole way directly in the riverbed.
PS: Carmin came in at
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Stefan went running.
July 5, 2024
03:02
18.9km
9:39/km
1,140m
1,190m
A leisurely stroll around the salt mines.
PS: Unfortunately, I only noticed the somewhat confusing detail in picture 20 when I was in the restaurant.
PS: The maritime museum by the lighthouse only has one room with crap and plastic. A video works well for education.
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The first third was mystically shrouded in fog and through lush forests. Then along the ridge with fantastic views over the sea of fog on the side to Santa Cruz and on the other to Tazacorte in the blazing sunshine. At the end there was a magnificent view of the caldera.
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A varied route through pine forests, barren bush landscapes over lava paths, and rocky rocky landscapes. The route is technically quite easy, but we recommend wearing high shoes and socks: some of the long sections are deep, like on the beach, due to sandy paths.
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Nice climb and after the Giessbach Falls on idyllic single trails. Unfortunately the descent had a lot of asphalt and boring gravel paths.
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