Teno. Barranco Juan López

Volvemos al macizo de Teno acompañando a la jurria Abache (Buenavista) para adentrarnos a un barranco impresionante, en el que haremos una de las rutas mas bonitas y con unos pasos algo difíciles. Esperemos que les guste tanto como a mi.
Este video quiero dedicarlo a mis compañer@s de trabajo, desde aquí un saludo a todos.
Sin mas, espero que lo disfruten y compartan con sus amigos. Gracias y hasta pronto S/R

[@denisescally7090]

Looks absolutely treacherous 😮

[@paddy2672]

This where Jay fell and died.

[@garbancitolentejas486]

Exactly... Poor Jay. Why? A great misfortune and a huge absurdity. These men go with very big sticks and touching the ground (very treacherous) at one point he says "Watch out, loose rock" ...Jay was coming from a rave party, not resting, wearing shorts and a shoe for clubbing. From the moment he left the road... he went straight to his tragic fate.

[@classictrance5164]

​Should have turned back while he still could but it's possible it was too hard to climb back at some point so he had to keep going down ​@@garbancitolentejas486

[@classictrance5164]

I kind of want to go there now 😅

[@davidestevezmartin]

Muy guapa la ruta. Felicidades.

[@eliandranogekoskiuk]

The Jay place where he die. That’s why at the Beginning Spanish police said he had a triple fall. And looks like it is true, he nearly made to the beach though. RIP boy.

[@classictrance5164]

Exact spot would be nice to know

[@eliandranogekoskiuk]

@@classictrance5164yeah but for some reason no body knows, unless someone goes there and check where it was .

[@danenesimo]

@@classictrance5164 don’t you go looking now !! That’s why they won’t realise the spot where he was recovered from .. they did remove part of the ground with him and you have to register and pay to use the trail now . They actually do guided walks so use a guide of you do go plz .

[@Zorbz420]

@@eliandranogekoskiuk someone will end up going there to find it

[@paulbotaslillington6828]

💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@DebbieSeaKay]

What are those poles called, they're amazing. If you have to dig them in and slide down - how do you get back up?

[@keithpenny1119]

I can't find the name for them anywhere, but yes they're clever.

[@nachorockmaster]

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[@danenesimo]

@@keithpenny1119 Salto de pastor or Shepherds leap . It’s an old traditional technique used in the Tenerife mountains

[@keithpenny1119]

@@danenesimo Nice 1 @Danenismo Thanks..... I wonder what other locations they have been 'invented'? I'm just a volcano nut!..... Cycled from Los Cristianos to Pico del Tiede back in '96 and visited Veronicas

[@blu4085]

It's not a sport as such although it could very well be classified as a sort of such. It's an old goat sheperds way to get around mountains and gorges, and it is obviously not designed to be an elevator to go up the way. Having said that, some of these sheperds do indeed go up the way by going sideways as well. It's quite fascinating to watch.