Hiking route through Valles de Agaete 3 hours

We have a hiking route through Agaete full of history. Delve fully into this Gran Canarian town to learn about all the legends and pre-Hispanic mysticism of the island and see firsthand how the Canarian aborigines lived, while you tour some places that will They will leave you speechless. An excursion that combines history and nature and that can take us 3 to 4 hours to discover.

Simply come with comfortable clothing and mountain shoes and prepare to explore very varied and rocky environments that are marked by steep slopes. You won't need much else, except a local guide, and we will provide that for you, so you would already have a great plan to discover the Gran Canaria island properly.

Our intention will be to get to know the sacred valleys that are in this town until we reach small caves that used to be houses of the Guanches and for this we have it easy since in Agaete, corners of this type abound, that is, sacred valleys with a rich and exciting historical past. For example, we can walk through:

• The Tamadaba Natural Park: which protects in its interior a large part of the cultural landscape of the Risco Caído and sacred mountains of Gran Canaria. It is an impressive place that seems to never end, here we can enter beautiful and lush forests that are usually shrouded in fog. Depending on the itinerary we try, we can also contemplate the coast and see the remains of The Finger of God, a unique rock formation that was broken by the strong storm in 2005, but which remains an icon really curious island.

• The Agaete Valley: Aboriginal necropolis, coffee plantations, the only ones in Europe and a valley that descends from the sacred mountains of Gran Canaria. Walk along cobbled paths that ascend the spectacular rock walls until you reach remote villages where people still live as they used to, inside the caves.

Tell us how you want to immerse yourself in the legends of the Guanches and get excited about these hiking routes through Agaete.