Majúa in Reverse: Parador Footpath to the Pumice Cone

From the northern Parador footpath, Majúa heads across open Cañada Blanca towards the foot of Teide. This version follows the familiar path in reverse: Montaña Majúa’s volcanic cone becomes the final goal rather than the first impression. Low shrubs and solidified materials invite a close look at the scenery without adding a summit. Near Majúa, the pale pumice cone and surrounding lava forms are especially interesting. The path skirts their exterior; crater entry or a climb to the top is outside this outing. Mountain-shrub flowering depends on season and weather, so the setting can look different each time. The route ends on the Majúa side within the walking network. Reaching the lower cable-car roadside needs an independent approach. Plan the bus-return direction or vehicle recovery beforehand, leaving time for an unhurried final look.