Pilancones Natural Park offers a striking landscape of rugged mountains and deep ravines, making it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and a haven for unique Canarian flora and fauna.
Pilancones Natural Park is located on the southern part of Gran Canaria, within the Canary Islands. Characterized by its rugged terrain and dramatic landscapes, the park is famous for its steep cliffs, volcanic formations, and lush valleys. It serves as an important ecological zone with endemic species such as the Gran Canaria blue chaffinch and a wide variety of native plant species. The park's history is deeply connected to the indigenous Canarian culture, with archaeological sites scattered throughout the area. Visitors to Pilancones can indulge in a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking along well-marked trails that offer breathtaking views over the diverse terrain. Birdwatchers will appreciate the rich biodiversity, and the park's peaceful environment is perfect for nature photography. With its combination of natural beauty and historical significance, Pilancones Natural Park is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Gran Canaria.
Roque Cano Viewpoint
The unique habitat of the Gran Canaria blue chaffinch
The historical artifacts from ancient Canarian culture
The diverse hiking routes such as Risco Blanco and Cañada de los Gatos
Offers stunning scenic views across the park's varied landscapes.
Home to the rare and endemic bird species, offering unique birdwatching opportunities.
Discover archaeological sites that provide insights into the early Canarian inhabitants.