There are a few iconic shots on Tenerife and the view of Roque Cinchado with El Teide in the background is one of them. So much so it made it onto a Spanish banknote (in Peseta days). […]
Late December/January on Tenerife usually sees blue skies and warm temperatures, a perfect partnership for walking. […]
For walkers who enjoy solitude and having nature if not exactly to themselves but without an army of selfie-takers clogging up the surrounding scenery […]
The Tenerife walking routes we enjoy most are akin to a favourite recipe, with various essential ingredients combining to create something quite delicious. If a route doesn’t have these, we won’t include them in our walking guides. […]
I see a forest of rock towers along walking trails on Tenerife and I have a right old moan about people who don’t understand the etiquette of walking causing havoc. […]
Mouflon culls on Tenerife take place over two different periods during the year. The first is between May and June and the second between October and early November. […]
May, when the island’s spring flowers are in full bloom and temperatures aren’t too hot to trot yet, is an ideal time of year to showcase Tenerife as a top walking destination. […]
Half the time when walking the Masca Barranco we emerge at the sea filled with a mix of exhilaration at completing one of Tenerife’s classic routes and outrage at the dodgy practices by some, not all I hasten to add, of the walking groups descending the gorge. […]
Teide National Park isn’t just about the third largest volcano in the world,. The crater which partly surrounds Teide’s bulk is 17km in circumference, its innards an explosive legacy of volcanic spewing… […]
At this time of year there are two to three cases every week where people have to be rescued from Tenerife’s great outdoors. […]
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