moderate
4–5 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical shape, able to sustain steady uphill walking and uneven terrain.
Discover Tenerife's volcanic past on a stunning 5-hour hike from Santiago del Teide, traversing lava fields, vineyards, pine forests, and ancient laurisilva woodlands. This trail offers epic volcano views and a glimpse into the island’s unique ecosystems.
Para mayores de 16 años! • 5 horas • Dificultad media
Embark on a captivating journey through Tenerife's volcanic history and lush landscapes. Starting in Santiago del Teide, explore lava fields, vineyards, and ascend to the breathtaking Cumbres de Bolico. Enjoy stunning views of iconic volcanoes and the enchanting Valle de Masca, before returning through the ancient laurisilva forest.
Embark on a captivating journey through Tenerife's volcanic history and lush landscapes. Starting in Santiago del Teide, explore lava fields, vineyards, and ascend to the breathtaking Cumbres de Bolico. Enjoy stunning views of iconic volcanoes and the enchanting Valle de Masca, before returning through the ancient laurisilva forest.
Rocky volcanic terrain demands durable footwear to keep you comfortable and safe throughout the hike.
The trail has limited shade and can get warm, so hydration is critical for endurance and health.
For navigation and emergencies, ensure your phone battery is full before setting out.
Poles help navigate uneven surfaces and provide additional stability on ascents and descents.
Chinyero volcano, last erupted in 1909, is Tenerife’s most recent volcanic activity, shaping much of this trail’s landscape.
The guides emphasize sustainable hiking practices to protect the fragile volcanic soils and the ancient laurel forest ecosystems, helping preserve this delicate environment for future generations.
Protects feet and provides grip on volcanic rock and dirt trails.
Shields legs from brush, insects, and volcanic debris.
Essential for exposed sections to prevent sunburn and heat exhaustion.
summer specific
Useful in case of sudden rain or cooler temperatures at higher elevation.
spring specific