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March 13, 2025
Parking is easy and free, as is the case almost everywhere on La Palma.
The tour follows a riverbed, but it's mostly dry. Occasionally, you'll need to take a longer step to cross the smaller stream. Only in one place will you need to take a longer step or take your shoes off for a short time.
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March 11, 2025
There is excellent parking at the visitor center.
At the beginning, the path is very rocky and quite uneven. After a short stretch on the road, the descent leads along a forest path, past a chapel. Then large parts are asphalted again and the last section leads along a fairly busy road. There are some
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March 11, 2025
Normally a beautiful tour with deep views into the caldera. The weather wasn't on our side, however, so after the first few kilometers we had little to no visibility.
Quick tip: you now have to reserve the "La Cumbrecita" parking lot and get there early, otherwise you won't get there.
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March 5, 2025
And you also have a lot of altitude meters 🚶🏼♂️
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March 14, 2025
After a few hikes on the Cumbrecita, we finally ventured out.
Unfortunately, the cloudless morning sky deceived us...
So, there was little to see other than misty forests, so it was more of a short walk on paths mostly covered in ash and pine needles.
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