TrailTrack routes

Notable places along the way include Majúa, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

The main points along the way are Cerrillar, Carnicería, and Teide. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Notable places along the way include Arico Nuevo, Área Recreativa El Contador, and Teide. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Notable places along the way include Sanatorio, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Key places on the way include Braga, Bom Jesus do Monte, and Geira Roman Road. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.

The main points along the way are Puntiró and Pòrtol. Local roads, small settlements and green areas alternate across the quieter side of Mallorca.

Among the main landmarks are Volcán de Fasnia, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Among the main landmarks are Los Regatones Negros, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Among the main landmarks are Degollada de Guajara, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Key places on the way include Los Valles, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

The main points along the way are Teide and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Notable places along the way include Sarvisé and Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Key places on the way include Mar a cumbre de Arico, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Key places on the way include Mirador de Pico Viejo, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

The main points along the way are Teide, Pico Viejo, and Las Cañadas Caldera. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Notable places along the way include Portillo Alto, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

The main points along the way are Cañón de Añisclo and Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Key places on the way include Sóller and Serra de Tramuntana. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Key places on the way include Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, Brèche de Roland, and Gavarnie. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Key places on the way include Serra de Tramuntana. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.

One-day hiking with clear details and difficulty moderate.

Key places on the way include Serra de Tramuntana and Ljuk. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Notable places along the way include Son Cladera, Son Fuster, and Carril Bici. Natural areas, small settlements and local landmarks alternate along the way.