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Tajogaite Volcano Viewpoint – Hoyo de la Sima loop from Los Llanos de Aridane

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Tajogaite Volcano Viewpoint – Hoyo de la Sima loop from Los Llanos de Aridane

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Tajogaite Volcano Viewpoint – Hoyo de la Sima loop from Los Llanos de Aridane

04:48

60.7km

1,490m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 34.8 km for 12 m

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Bus stop

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14.3 km

Cumbre Nueva Trail (LP-301) – El Pilar to San Isidro

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With fog again a completely different, very mystical experience!

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15.0 km

The spectacular viewpoint offers a magnificent view of the Aridane Valley. In front and towards the sea are the towns of El Paso and Los Llanos. In the background, the landscape is framed by the ridge of the Caldera de Taburiente and the Pico Bejenado in front of it.
But the Mirador is also worth a visit at night as an astronomical viewpoint. Due to its remote location and the height above the sea, it offers very good conditions for stargazing.
Thanks to the generous parking facilities, the viewpoint is also a good starting point for hikes (e.g. to the nearby volcanic peaks of Pico Birigoyo or the Bernardino volcano).

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17.0 km

View of the El Charco Lava Flow

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The eruption of El Charco was not as devastating as other historical or modern eruptions, but it still had an impact on the island, affecting agricultural areas and the lives of local people.

The 1712 eruption is not as famous as Tajuya, San Juan, or the recent Cumbre Vieja eruption in 2021, but it is part of the archipelago's record of volcanic activity that is important to understand the nature and frequency of volcanic eruptions in this region.

The volcanic activity on La Palma is part of the geological activity of the Canary Islands hotspot. Although specific details about the 1712 Charco eruption may not be complete, volcanologists study these historical eruptions to better understand how volcanoes have shaped the island and to predict possible future eruptive events.

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18.2 km

Tajogaite Volcano Viewpoint

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If you go around the old summit on an e-bike, you should stop at this point if you want to see the last volcano on the island of La Palma up close. From here you can get closer but you must do it on foot, due to the ash the old trails have disappeared and you should take into account that it is a protected area and in some sections dangerous. On 5-13-2023 we did this route and I was still passing gas

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19.0 km

Tajogaite volcano crater

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The dimension of the largest crater is 172 meters along the major axis and 106 meters along the minor axis. The estimated volume of the aforementioned edifice is calculated at 34 million cubic meters of volcanic materials and the estimated volume of the total emitted material has exceeded 200 million cubic meters.19 Sept 2023
The dimension of the largest crater is 172 meters along the major axis and 106 meters along the minor axis. The estimated volume of the aforementioned building is calculated at 34 million cubic meters of volcanic materials and the estimated volume of the total emitted material has exceeded 200 million cubic meters.19 Sept 2023.




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19.9 km

Hoyo de la Sima

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The huge volcanic column is well framed by a wooden railing, which allows a view into the black, deep throat.

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21.7 km

Fire road in a pine forest and lava fields from recent volcanic eruptions.

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25.3 km

Lavafeld

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The PF 213 LAS TABLADAS AND WITH THE DESTINATION OF THE ASPHALT ROAD THAT GOES TO THE CANARIES HAS BEEN CUT FOR YEARS DUE TO A SLOPE.
I RECOMMEND GOING TO MENDO AND GO DOWN ON ASPHALT.


Don't forget to bring water and sun protection with you, since the trail may present some slopes and uneven terrain that, depending on your level, will force you to get off the bike. IF YOU DECIDE TO GO DOWN TO THE MIDDLE OF THE TRACK YOU WILL FIND THE LANDSLIDES AND THEN TO RETURN THE POSITIVE SLOPE IS 14%

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60.7 km

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Bus stop

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22.8 km

12.6 km

12.1 km

10.8 km

2.51 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

38.5 km

20.4 km

696 m

599 m

347 m

227 m

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Highest point (1,370 m)

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Wednesday 2 September

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