Many of its ravines and unstable terrains cause landslides so that could be blocked walking paths by them.
Before you start your route, it is very important to be informed about the weather forecast,
because at certain times of the year, some trails are temporarily closed by
adverse weather conditions.
Follow the recommendations of the National Park staff at all times.
The Park currently has 12 signposted trails (one of them with three variants).
In the ADDITIONAL INFORMATION section, you can download the map of the network of trails.
ATTENTION: It is forbidden to introduce dogs or any other animals and/or exotic plants.
1.-Pico de la Nieve – Roque de los Muchachos.
OPEN PATH
2.-Pico de la Nieve – Ermita Virgen del Pino.
OPEN PATH
3.-Zona de Acampada – Hoyo Verde.
OPEN PATH
4.-Espigón del Roque.
OPEN PATH
5.-Cumbrecita – Lomo de las Chozas - Mirador de los Roques.
ATTENTION
Cumbrecita – Lomo Chozas:
CLOSED From July 1st until further notice due to works.
Cumbrecita – Mirador de los Roques – Lomo Chozas
(and return to the same path):
OPEN PATH
6.-Cumbrecita – Zona de Acampada.
CLOSED PATH
7.- Brecitos – Zona de Acampada.
OPEN PATH
8.- Zona de Acampada – Barranco de las Angustias.
OPEN PATH
9.-Roque de los Muchachos – Torre del Time.
OPEN PATH
ATTENTION: Due to the works being carried out on the path between the viewpoint Roque de los Muchachos to Telescopio Galileo, the path will have a temporary detour via road LP 403.
10.1.-Pista de Valencia – Petroglifos Lomo Estrecho – Pico Bejenado.
OPEN PATH
10.2.-Pista de Valencia – Roque de los Cuervos – Pico Bejenado.
OPEN PATH
10.3.-Cumbrecita – Bejenado.
OPEN PATH
11.-Cumbrecita – Cancelita.
OPEN PATH (only to Morro de los Gatos)
12.-Cumbrecita – Ermita Virgen del Pino.
OPEN PATH