Teide-Nationalpark
Spaniens meistbesuchter Park mit einzigartigen Vulkanlandschaften
10 Orte
Roques de García
Ikonische vulkanische Formationen
Teide Seilbahn
Aufstieg auf 3.555m in 8 Minuten
Pico del Teide (cima)
Summit of the Teide volcano at 3,715 m above sea level, the highest point in Spain and in the whole Atlantic.
Montaña Blanca
Pale-coloured mountain at around 2,748 m that gives its name to trail PNT-07, the main walking route up towards the summit of Teide.
Pico Viejo
Second large stratovolcano of the Teide–Pico Viejo complex, with a crater over 800 m in diameter.
Pico Viejo Wanderweg
Zweithöchster Vulkan der Kanaren
Narices del Teide
Eruptive vent on the southwest flank of Pico Viejo, source of the last eruption within the park, in 1798.
Centro de Visitantes El Portillo
Visitor centre at El Portillo with a small museum on the park's geology, flora, fauna and archaeology, including a recreation of a volcanic tube.
Llano de Ucanca
Wide sedimentary plain within the Las Cañadas caldera, one of the most extensive open landscapes in the park, surrounded by the caldera walls and dominated by Teide.
Minas de San José
Former mining workings of ochre and whitish tones at around 2,350 m, forming a much-photographed lunar-like landscape within the park.