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Anaga Rural Park Adventures

Anaga Rural Park is a stunning natural reserve in Tenerife, renowned for its rugged mountains, ancient laurel forests, and diverse ecosystems.

35,961
Acres Protected
100
Miles of Trails
Unknown
Annual Visitors
1987
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Anaga Rural Park.

Entrance Requirements

No entrance fees or permits required

Best Time to Visit

Best visited during spring and autumn for mild weather and clear skies.

Visitor Information

Cruz del Carmen offers visitors a chance to learn more about the park.

Getting There

Accessible via TF-12 road with some areas requiring careful navigation due to narrow winding roads.

Weather & Climate

The park generally experiences mild temperatures year-round, averaging between 50-70°F. Weather can be rainy and misty, especially in the higher elevations during winter months.

Conservation Efforts

Ongoing conservation efforts focus on protecting the unique laurel forests and endemic species. Challenges include invasive species and climate change impacts.

Camping in Anaga Rural Park

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Top Trails

Sendero de los Sentidos

Easy
1.5

Perfect for families, this trail immerses hikers in the park's lush forest.

Circular de las Mercedes

Moderate
6

Offers varied terrain and a chance to enjoy panoramic views from Cruz del Carmen.

Taganana Circuit

Hard
8

Explores remote coastal areas and provides cultural insights into local village life.

Roque de Taborno

Moderate
3

Highlights one of Anaga's prominent rock formations and breathtaking views.

Trailblazer Tips

Consider hiring a local guide to enhance your experience of the park's diverse ecosystems.

Weather can be unpredictable and cooler in the mountains, so dress in layers.

Parking can be limited in popular trailheads, especially on weekends.

A sturdy pair of hiking boots is essential for navigating the park's uneven trails.

Helpful Resources