Las Canadas to Vilaflor - climb out of the caldera and down through the wild Barranco de Eris de Carnero and then on to the Lunar Landscape. From here the first section ends at Spains highest village, Vilaflor. Linear Route - 12k  5 hours

Vilaflor to La Centinela - After leaving the village on the start of the second section, the walk passes through cultivated countryside with excellent views to the coast as it makes it way to the spectacular Mirador La Centinela via San Miguel and the impressive Barranco Del Drago. Linear Route - 10.5 k  3hours 30 mins

La Centinela to Costa Del Silencio - The third and final section leaves the Mirador La Centinela on it's way to the Coast at Amarilla Golf along old caminos, ancient routes used for transporting goods. From here the coastal path is followed to the finish at Costa Del Silencio via Montana Amarilla.  Linear Route - 11k  4 hours          All three walks for only 4 euros

 Montaña Colorada
 
Starting from the village of Cruz de Tea this is a walk of two halves, the first being a long, steep climb to the summit of the red volcanic cone of Montaña Colorada, which  is not visible from the start of the climb on the TF-21 but is slowly revealed as the walk progresses. The second half of the walk is an easy downhill stroll through terraced orchards and along a remote country road back to Cruz de Tea. Initially steep, as the route leaves the road on a sometimes tricky path of loose red soil and stones below Montana Rica, the walk then enters pines and on a clear day there are superb views to Gran Canaria and the south coastal plain. As the summit comes more clearly into view, spectacular views of the high mountains and the mountain village of Vilaflor are revealed. Circular Route - 8.5k 3.5 hours. Only 2 euros

 The Deserted Village
 
This is a walk full of interest passing through three villages and three impressive barrancos. The near deserted village of Las Fuentes is a stark reminder of the huge changes that have occurred in Tenerife over the last few decades, particularly in the south of the island. The village is a remote and decaying relic from a bygone era; the upper part is made up of mostly derelict remains of traditional Canarian houses, cut off by a lack of access and a move away from traditional lifestyles. Some houses in the lower part of the village are still intact and apparently inhabited but the atmosphere is one of melancholy and decline. Of the three barrancos crossed, the most impressive is the Barranco de Erques but the Barrancos de Guaria and del Pozo are also very attractive examples. Linear Route - 9.5k  3 hours 45 mins Only 2 euros

Southern Landscapes

A three walk package of interlinking walks enabling you to create a long, full day by combining two or just do them one at a time for three days of superb walking. All three routes are between 3.5 to 4 hours. 

Vilaflor Circular - Vilaflor, is a beautiful, traditional Canarian village and this route starts from the pretty square in the centre of the village before heading out into the Ifonché region. The initial part of the walk is a pleasant walk through pine forests and vineyards, before these are left behind as the route climbs steeply through remote hills back to Vilaflor on the GR131 European route. Circular Route - 12k   4 hours 

Ifonche Circular - Remote walk in the Ifonche region with superb views of the surrounding mountains, pine forests and coast. The walk eventually follows the GR131 European route back into the village of Ifonche alongside the impressive Barranco Del Rey.                      Circular route - 9.5k  3hours 30 mins. (linear alternative 4.5 hours)

The Cauldron -  The Barranco Del Infierno from above. A walk visiting a number of stunning viewpoints into this impressive ravine including the awesome  'Cauldron'.  Circular Route - 11.5k  3hours 45 mins  

All Three Walks for Only 4 euros

Roque De Jama

Roqué de Jama, at 760 metres above sea level, looms over Valle San Lorenzo like some huge prehistoric monster. Visible from the southern resorts, this walk is an excellent mountain excursion that can be fitted into a half-day as an antidote for those desperate to escape the sun, sea and sangria of the coast for a short spell. The walk leaves the high street in Valle San Lorenzo and initially follows steep, rural roads before leaving the tarmac for the climb to the summit. The going up to the summit is often very steep and tricky and the path difficult to find. The exposure on the summit will not suit vertigo sufferers. Circular Route -  6k   2hours 40 mins Only 2 euros

Roque Del Conde

Roque Del Conde is the most prominent mountain visible from the southern resorts. This impressive table-topped peak looks formidable from the coast but as the walk begins in Arona, more than half of the climbing is done before you start walking. One of the features of the walk is how quickly the holiday resorts of the coast are left behind for a much more traditional Tenerife and as you walk towards the imposing summit through the tiny hamlet of Vento, it is as though you have been transported to a different island.  The walk is steep and rough on rocky mountain paths and will not suit those suffering from vertigo. For those with hill-walking experience this is an excellent half-day walk in superb scenery with fabulous views to the coast, the Teno Hills, Teide and the neighbouring summits. Linear Route - 6.5k  3hours  Only 2 euros