All the walks we’ve referenced in the past have been ones which were easy for us to get to from the north, so not much use to anyone staying in other areas of Tenerife. To rectify this, here are some suggestions for festive season walking routes around the island. […]
News that ‘improvements’ to the Masca Barranco walking route are taking (much, much) longer than anticipated and the path is unlikely to be open before summer 2020 means that the route is out of bounds for yet another Tenerife walking season. […]
Although often described as arid, there’s quite a bit of diversity to be discovered following walking routes in the south of Tenerife… […]
After more than a year it would have been nice to be able to report the walking route in the Orotava Valley which skirts the upper valley above Los Organos was finally open once again… […]
The Barranco del Infierno in Adeje has been closed again following the tragic death of a German walker. […]
I’m being a bit premature here as the Barranco del Infierno isn’t actually due to be open to the public until Wednesday 3 May. And here on Tenerife, there’s no… […]
At the end of July Spanish newspaper reports ran a story about the Barranco del Infierno re-opening before the end of 2013. […]
Reports suggest that both the Tenerife Cabildo (Government) and the local authorities in Adeje want the Barranco to re-open but there has to be an agreement between both before it can happen… […]
The news about one of Tenerife’s most popular walks isn’t good. The Barranco de Infierno in Adeje closed last August for a bit of TLC for a month…and has never re-opened. […]
The Adeje Ayuntamiento (council) website is showing that the Barranco del Infierno is still closed to the public […] […]
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