Juan Évora Ethnographic Museum

Juan Évora Ethnographic Museum is a small museum in the restored home of Juan Évora, at Boca Tauce near the TF-21/TF-38 junction. Its compact display tells the story of shepherding in Las Cañadas. Come for a focused slice of high-country history; this is a brief, intimate visit, not a large museum.

The national park remembers Évora as the last person to live in Las Cañadas. The restored house keeps that story grounded in a real home, while its exhibits and panels explain the pastoral life that once shaped this mountain basin.

The museum also serves as a park information point. Visitors often praise staff for useful hiking and route advice, so ask about your next stop while someone is available. A small parking area and toilets are reported at the stop; the indoor display is small, so allow time for the wider Boca Tauce area too.

The Juan Évora viewpoint is a separate nearby stop on TF-21 at km 53.2. From there, the park describes views toward Teide, Pico Viejo and the Tauce ravine, as well as the transition from pine forest to high-mountain scrub. For a landscape photo, frame the peaks across the ravine and include some of that change in vegetation.