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PR-TF 41 Playa de El Socorro-Pico del Teide
El Asomadero
Playa de El Socorro
El Teide
El Portillo Alto
Pico Viejo3135 m
Montaña Blanca2750 m
La Fortaleza
Cañada los Guancheros
El Asomadero1100 m
La Corona780 m
Piedra delos Pastores
1590 m
Piedra la Gallega1830 m
LLanos de Chanajiga
Las LLanadas
El Lance
Degollada del Cedro2091
El Cabezón
Pico Cabras
Altavista
La Rambleta
Minas de San José
P A R Q U E N A T U R A L D E C O R O N A F O R E S T A L
PAISAJE PROTEGIDO
LOS CAMPECHES,TIGAIGA Y RUIZ
Icod El Alto
San JoséTigaiga
Palo Blanco
LOS REALEJOS
LA GUANCHA
SAN JUAN DE LA RAMBLA
Ladera de T i g a iga
El Portillo Bajo
3718 m
P A R Q U E N A C I O N A L D E L T E I D E
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PR-TF 41.1
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When giving up was not an option
When viewed from such vantage points as this, it is perfectly clear that Tenerife is like a cascade of different landscapes. In the past, each step upwards supplied essential resources to the population. Firewood, forage, or wood came above all from the tree-covered mountains and the pinewoods, while such other rarer materials as sulphur or ice were to be found in the highlands, from where the inhabitants would return with a load. It was crucial to end the trips without giving up in order to be able to survive and, often, the journeys were genuine feats of strength which required the same fortitude as that of the great ultra-long-distance athletes of today.
El monteverde
This is the local name for the moist Canarian forest, which survives where the influence of the sea of clouds (the name given to the phenomenon of clouds that are driven against the mountains) is at its greatest.
El Pinar
Although here they are mixed with foreign species in the reforestation, the principal one is the Canarian pine, which is native to the Islands.
El Teide
The indisputable emblem of Tenerife, its irregular and multi-coloured surface reveals a complex geological history.
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HIGHLANDS MOUNTAIN WOODLANDS
INLAND AREAS
COAST
On many days a year, the only thing you will see from this viewing point is mist, because at this height above sea level the "sea of clouds" runs against the mountains of Tenerife. This phenomenon brings the so-called horizontal rain, made up of minuscule droplets which soak the trees and filter down to the aquifers, our main natural reserve of fresh water.
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