PR-TF 41 Playa de El Socorro-Pico del Teide

Lomo el Boliche

Playa de El Socorro

El Teide

El Portillo Alto

Pico Viejo3135 m

Montaña Blanca2750 m

La Fortaleza

Cañada los Guancheros

El Asomadero1100 m

La Corona780 m

Piedra delos Pastores

1590 m

Piedra la Gallega1830 m

LLanos de Chanajiga

Las LLanadas

El Lance

Degollada del Cedro2091

El Cabezón

Pico Cabras

Altavista

La Rambleta

Minas de San José

P A R Q U E N A T U R A L D E C O R O N A F O R E S T A L

PAISAJE PROTEGIDO

LOS CAMPECHES,TIGAIGA Y RUIZ

Icod El Alto

San JoséTigaiga

Palo Blanco

LOS REALEJOS

LA GUANCHA

SAN JUAN DE LA RAMBLA

Ladera de T i g a iga

El Portillo Bajo

3718 m

P A R Q U E N A C I O N A L D E L T E I D E

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PR-T

F 41

PR-TF 41.1

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A lifetime of sport

Before trekking existed as a sport, the people who lived in this area had already achieved some records. Travel-ling between Playa de El Socorro and Icod El Alto, or between the latter and Mount Teide was a common necessity, indeed it was an almost daily occurrence. Walking up and down these slopes from the coast up to the highlands was the only way of making use of the resources at each level of the climb. From here, you can see the first parts. If you look closely, you will see traces of human activity at many spots: banana planta-tions and orchards, old farms, water channels, roads from different epochs…

El Lance

At the edge of the precipice, there are a few houses in Icod El Alto. This land is ideal for potatoes and other vegetables that are cultivated in the cooler.

Lomo el Cuchillo

On the hills, the vegetation that prefers warmth to cold (thermophilic) is recovered on old plots of vineyards and orchards, and shrubs for the pasturing of sheep and goats.

Hacienda del vizconde del Buen Paso

In the 16th century, these fertile lands near to the coast were given to the conquerors. Even today, mansions or farms are still conserved among the banana plantations.

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HIGHLANDS MOUNTAIN WOODLANDS

INLAND AREAS

COAST

At your feet, one of your greatest allies is cultivated: the Canarian banana, which supplies energy, helps you to prevent cramp and to recover more quickly after making an effort. If you combine it with other local products such as gofio, nothing will hold you back from conquering Mount Teide.

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