Túnel de las hadas y Roque Negro — circular desde Pico del Inglés
Túnel de las hadas y Roque Negro — circular desde Pico del Inglés
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Túnel de las hadas y Roque Negro — circular desde Pico del Inglés
02:48
7.55km
490m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: August 12, 2024
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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3.55 km
Roque Negro Washhouses
Highlight • Historical Site
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6.76 km
Fairy Tunnel (Túnel de las Hadas) – Old Path to Pico del Inglés
Highlight • Gorge
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7.42 km
Pico del Inglés Viewpoint
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7.55 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
4.38 km
1.65 km
498 m
491 m
412 m
132 m
Surfaces
4.91 km
1.90 km
487 m
257 m
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Elevation
Highest point (970 m)
Lowest point (480 m)
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Trail Reviews
A strenuous hike in absolute solitude in the mystical Anaga Mountains, starting at the Fairy Forest. Through rain-drenched forests and under green canopies, the hike descended into the valley of the Roque Negro with its historic washing places. Afterwards, a steep but well-groomed path led back up to the starting point at the Pico del Ingles.
The path at Pico del Inglés was unfortunately closed so we did the tour the other way around 👍🏻😁
A particularly beautiful hike. Be careful with the information on heights and distances, though. We hiked at around 3.5 km/h and were on the road for a good 4 hours. Mathematically, that would be 14 km. Let's assume that we made a slight mistake on our watch, but neither the height nor the distance is correct. So plan a little more generously or jog if you can😃
Small part to Pico des Ingles viewpoint closed
Great hike in the Anaga Mountains. As this is all cloud forest, you should be aware that it can always be damp and overcast here. With a height difference of around 1000 meters over a relatively short distance, the tour is no walk in the park. In addition, the ground is always damp. There is a risk of slipping at every turn. Non-slip shoes and perhaps trekking poles are an advantage. Breathtaking views are not always guaranteed. It depends on how the clouds roll in. But if there is a clear view, it is absolutely amazing. Our hiking videos and lots of additional information on our hiking blog: http://edisoft.bplaced.net/index.html Or directly on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@wandern-in-europa?feature=shared
Nice view on the descent. Ascent in fog with some rain.