View of La Cumbrecita – Hermitage of Our Lady of the Pine loop from La Palma

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View of La Cumbrecita – Hermitage of Our Lady of the Pine loop from La Palma

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View of La Cumbrecita – Hermitage of Our Lady of the Pine loop from La Palma

02:33

7.43km

280m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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98 m

Shaded Rest Area Under Eucalyptus Trees

Highlight • Rest Area

3.55 km

Interesting Abandoned Place

Highlight • Structure

Some along the way - abandoned mines

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4.09 km

Rock Formations and Almond Blossoms View, La Palma

Highlight • Natural Monument

5.01 km

You can only really enjoy the Cumbrecita if you have hiked there (and not even taken the car to the parking lot and then walked a few meters) and marveled at the bizarre rocks of the Cumbre Vieja on the way. Everything that nature has brought about in 2 million years with the sun and erosion. From the Mirador Lomo de las Chozas (approx. 700m from the Cumbrecita) you have a fantastic view of the Caldera de Taburiente - if the weather cooperates.

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5.51 km

View of Caldera de Taburiente

Highlight • Viewpoint

6.16 km

Hermitage of Our Lady of the Pine

Highlight • Religious Site

The Virgen del Pino is the patron saint of the island of La Palma, and her festival is very important for the inhabitants of the island. The hermitage is the center of religious celebrations in honor of the Virgen del Pino, which take place mainly on September 8, the date on which her festival is celebrated.

The hermitage is a place of pilgrimage for devotees of the Virgen del Pino and for visitors to the island. It is a religious building with typical Canarian architecture, with a white façade and simple decoration. Inside, there is an image of the Virgen del Pino, which is the object of veneration. In addition to religious celebrations, the hermitage and its surroundings offer beautiful views of the island and are a quiet place for meditation and enjoyment of nature.

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