2 day AMAZING hike in ANAGA RURAL PARK - thrilling cliffs and foggy forests

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Hey 🤓I hope you enjoyed this adventure. Join me on my Instagram account instagram.com/_untraveledroads_/ to decide together new adventures. Cheers

[@maggi666]

My hubby and I just found your channel. What a delight. As hikers and North Tenerife lovers, this adventure is perfect to watch. Thank you.

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Welcome aboard! Thank you!!

[@geloofhoopenliefde]

I really enjoyed this amazing hike! You've gained a subscriber. In a few weeks I will do some hikes on the Agana mountain. It's even more beautiful than I thought 😊

[@TertTech]

we are going to Canary islands in January, just found you channel - very good content

[@XyliahWoodcliffe]

How wonderful, Namaste 🙏

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Thank you 🙏

[@ionutvlad]

Yes, absolutely amazing island. I just visited 2 weeks ago, I spent there 1 week with my girlfriend. We reeeeally loved it. I like hiking as well and this island offers soo much for the nature lovers. I did pass anaga, by car, I did pass through clods, amazing pin forests, amazing roads..... And I feel I just scratched a little bit what Tenerife could offer. I'd like to come back one day, to spend more than one week, to hike much more, to visit amazing beaches from north-west I didn't see, in order to really enjoy this island as it deserves. Very nice video! And I'm glad that you are a true nature lover!

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Really nice to hear you also enjoyed the wilderness of Tenerife. ☺👐 And also glad to hear you enjoyed the video. Hope you can visit Tenerife soon again 💪

[@michaelsattler4852]

Nice trip!

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

thank you ☺️ 🙏

[@no_soy_rubio]

Fantastic video, I'm going hiking in Anaga tomorrow, can't wait! Glad to see wild camping is feasible! Great production 👏

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Thank you 🙏 and have fun on your hike - greet Tenerife from me 😊

[@stefand1752]

Thankyou. This reminded me of when I did a days circular hike Chamorga - Tafada - Bermejo - Faro - Las Palmas - El Draguilo - Chamorga. We saw 1 person - a local. We used a Sunflower guide and linked 2 walks. Didn't want to rely on the bus, so had to hire a car. That was 30 years ago. The scenery is still as fantastic and unspoilt as it was then.

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

That area is really amazing indeed! Really happy to hear it's as 30 years ago and I hope it stays like that for a long time. It's refreshing to be able to enjoy this scenery in solitude and quiet with maybe just a goat sound in the background to remind you that you're not completely alone. :)

[@ervinslens]

Amazing landscapes, just brilliant.

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Thank you 😊 I really can recommend Anaga it's my favorite part of Tenerife

[@travel4life22]

Great Video greetings from Tenerife 😎👍☀️☀️

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

thank you! Starting to miss Tenerife already 🏝🌞👐🙌🙏

[@rikmarx107]

Danke Georg , ich wünsche dir 10 k folger , viel erfolg in 2022 .

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Hehe let's hope 😅 ebenfalls gutes neues Jahr. 🙌

[@h0h1h2h3h4]

Very good video. Thank you for the effort!

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Thank you 🙏 and glad you liked it

[@wirwarenunterwegs]

Das Video hat Fernweh getriggert. Wünsche alles gute für 2022. 250 Abos sind dann jetzt voll :D

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Hey, danke dir! Tenerife wartet 🙂

[@TaraQuestRelax]

so beautiful!Amazing hike !💕

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Thank you! I can really recommend the cliffs but also the anaga forest. A must see if you are in Tenerife. Personally probably one of my best Xmas

[@Francoiskiki]

Super 👍 j y vais fin avril je suis impatient. Heu c'est quoi la marque de votre jolie montre gps ? Merci.

[@yadig3709]

This video is just amazing, you deserve way more subscribers!

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Thank you very much 🙏😊 glad to hear you liked the video

[@eMZ187]

thank you for the video, very informative, not much information around for multi day hihers; I'm just going for a similar hike, 3 day hike on Friday!

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Thanks for you comment, Glad it was helpful! Hope you have a great adventure 🙏

[@maycatyuiop]

Amazing production value! Youll have to go over what clothing/equipment you brought with you!

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Hey, Thank you so much for your feedback great to hear you liked it 😊 maybe I can make for the next tour a unpacking video. Thanks for the idea 💡

[@luciferin22]

Do you travel alone? I would like to travel alone but I am scared :D

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Hey it depends on the travel, some alone some together. This hike I did myself. If you are scared from hiking, camping or traveling alone I would start slowly. Maybe travel first with someone together and then spend a day alone and then a night maybe 2 days, etc. Important is that you feel comfortable and there is no need to directly book a 2 week holiday on your own ☺️

[@vancourverite7779]

do you need a permit to go here? and do you have to get a car to come here?

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Hey thanks for your comment, for the hike in the video I didn’t needed a permit, you only need one for the “enchanted forest” (el bosque encantado). Tenerife has actually an excellent bus system so from Puerto de la Cruz I could take a bus (over La Laguna if I remember right) to the start for going back you just need to check the timetables there are multiple buses in Anaga. Have fun

[@tyrowevlog2344]

Where to park there? What trail can you recommend for 1-2 hours hiking? Do we need permit to hike? Thanks in advance

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Hello! 👋 For the trail that I did there is no permit require. The only place you need permit is El Bosque encantado, but if you follow other trails near it, you will see signs saying where you need the permit. There are shorter trails, mostly around the cliffs, which are spectacular as well. In some places you can park, but I do not know much about it as I took an uber to where my trail started which was close to a restaurant. For 1-2 hours trail, I would recommend Sendero de los Sentidos, which can be broken down into smaller parts and all start in Cruz del Carmen. It is a very easy trail, I think one of the easiest. Another short one is from Taborno village to Roque del Taborno and back. Taborno is a very picturesque village so I think it’s quite worth it 😊 There are longer routes along the cliffs which are 3-4hours long, but I think that if you want to see only a part you can go back after walking some time to accommodate your schedule. I saw many goats during this hike. It was really fun walking next to them. I found this website that gives more details about these trails and also where they are placed. Happy hiking! overhere.eu/blog/anaga-mountains-tenerifes-green-treasure/ Here you can see all the trails in Tenerife, their status(open/closed) and additional details www.tenerife.es/portalcabtfe/en/component/content/article/46-temas/medio-ambiente-de-tenerife/13579-senderos?Itemid=335

[@LabRat6619]

Is this near Los Christianos?

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Hey, nope on the other side of the island 😊

[@juanmendez8649]

You have visited and spent your Christmas in one of the most beautiful settings in Tenerife, the Macizo de Anaga, wrapped in a halo of history and legends. Many names that you want to try to pronounce from different towns and areas are not Spanish, they come from Guanche terms or toponyms... Taganana, Tamadiste, Afur, Anaga... You really liked the solitary houses of La Playa del Tamadiste and those of the village of Las Palmas de Anaga, I don't think you can retire to these areas, because today they are protected areas, what's more, the local government plans to buy the Las Palmas de Anaga hacienda to restore it because it is a cultural heritage with a lot of history and today in dilapidated state. The story begins with the first inhabitants, the Guanches, but their economic heyday in the valley of Las Palmas de Anaga began in the 16th and 17th centuries with the cultivation of sugar cane and later with the plantations of vineyards. You will have seen old presses excavated in the rocks, this sugar and wine was exported to the United Kingdom and the Netherlands and other places in Europe and America, then the decline of the place began due to plagues, competition with other areas and the remoteness of the place and poor communications. The truth is that it is an authentic paradise and all crowned by the laurel forest, the Anaga rural park preserves a forest heritage of humanity and also has the largest number of endemisms of the laurel forest of the Macaronesian region, even more than Madeira... .

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Wow thank you so much for your comment. I started to dig into the history of the canaries and it seems super interesting. Can you recommend any book about the history of the canaries especially also before the colonisation

[@juanmendez8649]

@@UntraveledRoadsOfficial There are Many books in the bookshops where you can choose. Of course Guanche nowaday is the mame given for all the first inhabitans of the isles, but Guanche is only the name of the people from Tenerife (Achinet) , each island has its own name: Hero(el Hierro)inhabit:bimbache, Benahoare(la Palma) inhab:benahuaritas, Gomera inhab gomeros like today,, Achinet (Tenerife) inhab guanche, Tamarán(Gran Canaria)Canarí. ,Maxorata (Fuerteventura) inh:majos or maxos and Titeroigatha (Lanzarote),etc,etc. All these islands had kindongs in guanche from Tenerife MENCEYATO and the King was called MENCEY... I live and I from Tenerife, in Tacoronte, near you had been staying. You visited the part of the island where There was guanches till c.XVII this is while Anaga and Teno have most guanche words.....the spaniards name them ALZADOS, guanches free in the mountains with their goats,sheeps,etc and its steack for salto del pastor.........

[@UntraveledRoadsOfficial]

Amazing thanks for sharing. I made a few weeks ago a small video about the Guanches, or at least I tried to discover them but it seems I still have a lot to dig deeper into. If you are interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gICQpIGPr8airbs