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Short, intense hike. Beautiful views of the town of Esplores at the Cor de Jesus. A lot of loose stones along the trail so mind your step.
short and sweet.
Beautiful trail through woodland rocky path, very quiet, steep at times, will get you breathing hard.Rewarded with incredible views. Safe all the way.
Pleasant trail, light traffic in January. Great views, especially from the summit, which requires that you take the Sendero Istan Ojén for the last push to the spectacular outlook.
Nice trail. I'd say it's moderate/hard, especially in the end. We have met mountain goats Take the water with you, it's not fast to pass.
Algunas partes de la ruta no están señalizadas. Pero si descargas el track no hay perdida.
Pas beaucoup de places de parking, il faut compter 2h30 à 3h pour faire la boucle avec pause picnic. Beaux points de vue tout au long du parcours.
Road to the start is not for the nervous. Walked up the north track. Sometimes difficult to follow. A steady climb. Lots of interesting flora to see including some unusual cacti. One of the few places in Tenerife where you can walk over Pāhoehoe lava flows. You can also see possible lava tubes on the opposite side of the valley. Walk back on the South loop follows dirt roads. BE CAREFUL the path leaves the road at points. One place in particular is not very clear. the last 1 km is spectacular.
Nice trail for 2.5h hike. Interesting path with pine trees, rocks for kids to play.
Fun trail if you are limited in time. I believe I’m in good shape, but the steep part was definitely challenging in the sun. Great views though once you reach the top. Come early as parking is very limited
We started out around 10am was cloudy for most of the hike Steep ascent between 2-3 but not so bad. Came across 2 gates on the trail not sure why they where there. Stunning views throughout Great hike.
it was our first route on Tenerife. Perfect choice. Easy Access, amazing views, hard to lost. its only 3km but takes more time than you think. Beautiful beach near
The hike was very good and had incredible views at every turn. Three of us hiked it who do a fair amount of hikes and are in better than average shape. 2 of the 3 felt it was harder than moderate, although a fairly short 5k, there is a lot of elevation change, just beware.
The start is pretty bland terrain with a nice seaside view. Once you get to El Draguillo be prepared for a very steep climb with no shade (c. 300m altitude change). The top offers a stunning view, but the way down in the sun was exhausting. Bring water.
Muy buena ruta para disfrutar del agua, varias pozas para bañarse aparte del rió. Mucha vegetación.
Nous ne l’avons pas faite dans son intégralité. Nous nous sommes garés au barrage de Valdemurio. Et nous avons pris le sentier direction Proaza. Il s’agit plus d’une petite chaussée, asphaltée en relativement bon état - attention tout de même à la rambarde- une ancienne voie ferrée réaménagée, un genre de ravel. Beaucoup d’usagers font la randonnée à vélo. Il y a d’ailleurs toute une série de loueurs de vélos à chaque étape. Ce qui transforme la ballade en autoroute à vélo, assez désagréable pour les piétons. La chaussée donc suit la rivière Trubia. Après 3km la vallée se transforme en gorge, elle nous offre ici ses plus belles vues et ambiances. Après 7km, arrivée à Proaza où nous avons déjeuné dans un chigre qui propose de très bons ménus, goutus et pas très chers. Après la pause déjeuné retour sur la piste direction Valdemurio. Nous sommes descendu jusqu’à la rivière où nous avons trempé nos pieds, pour une pause très rafraîchissante. Apparement tous les cyclistes font une sieste l’après-midi, ce qui nous a permis, enfin,de profiter d’une fin de randonnée au calme et de pouvoir savourer la beauté de l’endroit. Valdemurio/Proaza, aller/retour. 14 km. 3h30 hors pauses déjeuné et rivière.
Frederic F. on Pista al Draquillo and Camino del Hediondo
Super rando. Un peu dure entre km 2 et 3 mais le passage au col révèle un super panorama.
Sehr schön!
A beautiful walk along the coast between these two scenic Costa Brava beach towns. The path climbs high above the edge of the rockyt point and offers excellent views of the ocean, the beaches, and the swimmers, boats, and sunbathers in between. The majority of the landscaped dirt path is level but there are steps throughout; additionally there are several flights of steps up from the Llafranc side and a few dozen steps up from the Calella side. Not stroller or wheelchair accessible.
Nice hiking in the hill area of Esporles. In the middle, you will arrive at the Eremita which presents you with a beautiful view over the valley of Esporles which opens up to the pla of Palma de Mallorca. The trail is not marked with trail marks, so you should carry a GPS device to know where you are exactly.
Nice trail we have done with are children (age 11). Good marks on the entire trail. Es Picarells is a camping spot so you might assume some crows during weekends. Rest of the trail with light traffic. After Es Pixarelles you walk about 10 min on the MA-10 which has some car traffic but you easily escape to the side of the street or walk entirely of the street.
This is one of the best routes to do with kids inAsturias. You can rent bikes at https://www.bicisendadeloso.es Alquiler de Bicicletas para la Senda del Oso
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