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Today's hike with the Eurogiganten trails follows a tried-and-tested route, always a memorable experience with its many impressions. The view of the newly formed lakes in the valley near Erjos, the panorama across the valley towards Teide, and the view towards Teno/Maska from the Gala Saddle are always

Today's hike took us above the village of Valle de San Lorenzo. The destination was once again a gorge. The ascent and approach to the Barr. de Chijas were straightforward. Unfortunately, the entrance was blocked by a gate, but easily circumvented. We followed the canal to the gallery's mouth. Again

Five days have flown by. We enjoyed three fantastic days of hiking on our first visit to El Hierro. Although it's also in the Canary Islands, it's a completely different island. It boasts steep coastlines, a vast yet gently rolling plateau, lush green meadows, and breathtaking panoramic views of all

Today we only did a short tour, as an island tour was still on the agenda. A stretch of rainforest was planned – but this changed for the better as we drove along. Rainforest – cinder cone – gentle green hills, then more rainforest. Stunning panoramic views constantly invited us to linger. This leg of

After our morning hike to Mont Sabina, we continued along the northwest coast to Arco Rosca on our way back. Unfortunately, we ran out of time to complete the entire route – we simply enjoyed the surf and the sea spray – taking our time.

The island's landmark is the 1000-year-old juniper tree in the Sabina de el Hierro mountain region. On the hike there, we encountered numerous juniper bushes, battered by wind and weather, literally bowing to the forces of nature. Eerie and mystical to behold, each one a work of art in its own right

Today we took the fast ferry to El Hierro to explore the last island we'd never visited. We were expecting something similar to the scenery we know from Tenerife. But? It was completely different. Immediately after leaving the port, we encountered a green landscape with lush meadows where sheep and cows

A must every year – but this year the blossoms were more intense than they've been in a long time. So one visit wasn't enough.

A relaxing little walk in perfect weather with a few highlights. The clover was in full bloom, nature was finally green again, and the stunning views over the Valle Arriba valley made it all complete. It was lovely to see the rare cloud cover coming from the north side over the Gala. A deckchair was definitely needed. 👍

To be honest, this hike really showed me my limits, especially considering my age. The ravine revealed more to us than we ever expected. This time, it took two attempts to make progress at the bottom of the ravine. The first approach was relatively easy and the passage was fairly manageable, but after