Peraza Pass Viewpoint – Roque de Agando loop from Tagoror

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Canary Islands

Isla De La Gomera

San Sebastián De La Gomera

Peraza Pass Viewpoint – Roque de Agando loop from Tagoror

Hard

4.8

(17)

riders

Peraza Pass Viewpoint – Roque de Agando loop from Tagoror

06:39

72.1km

2,330m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment that is highly dangerous

A part of this route comprises highly technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.

After 17.2 km for 6 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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13.9 km

Peraza Pass Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

Important hiking point, on the one hand because the buses to San Sebastian, Playa de Santiago and Valle Gran Rey stop there and on the other hand some hiking trails such as the GR 131 lead here -
In addition, a vantage point with a view of the gorge of the Barranco de las Lajas

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16.0 km

Viewpoint

17.9 km

Roque de Agando

Highlight • Natural Monument

This is an incredible volcanic neck or plug. It belongs to the natural monument of Los Roques and marks the beginning of wonderful excursions, for example to Playa de Santiago.

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18.5 km

Roque de la Zarcita

Highlight • Natural Monument

From Roque de la Zarcita, on the clearest days, Teide appears floating over the Atlantic about 50 km in a straight line from La Gomera. It is impressive to think that this volcano reaches 3,715 meters in height, being the highest peak in Spain. The last eruption of the Teide complex was in 1798, leaving enormous black lava flows still visible today. When the sky is clear and the sun sets low, the silhouette of Teide seems suspended over the sea, making this corner of La Gomera one of the best natural viewpoints towards Tenerife.

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21.3 km

Important junction in the middle of the forest

Highlight • Trail

What I noticed very positively about La Gomera was that the hiking and cycling trails are really perfectly signposted. You can always find signposts, like here. Even on narrow hiking trails there is no risk of "getting lost".

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23.8 km

In the heart of the rainforest

Highlight • Forest

Through the national park you can experience pure jungle feeling!

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46.9 km

Laguna Grande Recreation Area

Highlight • Rest Area

"Laguna Grande" is located in a dry crater lake on the southwest edge of the Parque Nacional de Garajonay. Apart from the car park, there is a children's adventure playground, several fire pits, sanitary facilities and a restaurant.

Laguna Grande is the starting point of several hiking trails. In addition, a twenty-minute nature trail through the laurel forest begins next to the playground.

Many locals are also among the visitors here during the day. However, they avoid visiting at night, as legend has it that this place is where witches gather.

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47.2 km

Route 6 and 14, Garajonay National Park

Highlight • Trail

“Route 4 is short but seems to enter directly into a Jurassic forest, with dense laurisilva and moss-covered trees everywhere. Route 6, from Laguna Grande, allows you to traverse a wider part of the heart of Garajonay between old gomero paths and areas where you can still see how the forest recovered after the 2012 fire. Two easy but very atmospheric routes.”

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47.6 km

Mountain bike trail permitted

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

This trail starts just after the Laguna Grande parking lot. It's not a single trail but a slightly wider path, which is why mountain biking is officially allowed on this path here in the national park. Single trails up in the national park are not officially allowed, outside of the national park everywhere on La Gomera, of course...

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72.1 km

End point

Bus stop

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