Tackle Spain’s highest peak on two wheels with this thrilling El Teide bike tour. Experience volcanic landscapes, panoramic views, and a rewarding summit climb in Tenerife’s dramatic wilderness.
For all ages! • 7 hours • Every Friday • Advanced level recommeded
Embark on an exhilarating 7-hour cycling adventure to the summit of El Teide, Spain's highest peak. Experience breathtaking views in a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with stops in Vilaflor and Chio. Perfect for aspiring athletes, this journey combines stunning landscapes, expert guidance, and essential nutrition for an unforgettable ride.
Duration: 7 Hours
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Granadilla - Parque El Teide - Chio Better fire up those calves for the ultimate ride as we climb to the top of the Teide. In this unique volcanic landscape, a lot of top international riders prepare for their exploits in the Tour de France and other big races. And now it's up to you to release your inner athlete. Soaring high in this natural wonder that is also a Unesco World Heritage Site!
From Granadilla, we start climbing to El Teide. We take a supply stop in Vilaflor and in the national parque El Teide. The views of Teide, Spain's highest peak and the centerpiece of Tenerife's dramatic landscape, are nothing short of awe-inspiring. Whether observed from afar or experienced up close, Teide commands attention with its majestic presence and rugged beauty.
After conquering the Teide, we go down via Chio where we also stop in the famous cycling bar.
Beginning your ride early helps you avoid midday heat and allows for cooler, more comfortable cycling conditions.
Temperatures can vary greatly from base to summit, so pack additional clothing to stay comfortable throughout the ride.
Ensure adequate hydration to maintain energy and prevent altitude sickness, especially at higher elevations.
Ensure your bike is in excellent condition before the climb to avoid mechanical issues mid-ride.
El Teide’s volcanic activity has shaped Tenerife’s landscape for thousands of years, forming the island’s iconic topography.
Teide National Park actively promotes sustainable tourism by limiting visitor impact and preserving its unique geological features.
Protects your head during demanding climbs and descents.
Provides grip and comfort during long hours of riding.
Adapts to temperature changes from base to summit.
Keeps you hydrated throughout the climb.