All Teide places
49 places
1Teide Summit and CraterA steep climb to Teide's crater rim, with islands on the horizon.
2Roques de GarcíaA stone sentinel with Teide rising behind a whole volcanic caldera.
3Teide Cable CarA swift lift to high volcanic trails and Pico Viejo’s crater.
4Minas de San JoséPale pumice and dark lava make this stop feel lunar.
El Portillo Visitor CenterA volcanic-tunnel reconstruction makes Teide’s origins easier to picture.
Cañada Blanca Visitor CenterA smart indoor stop for the people and science behind Teide.
5Llano de Ucanca 1 ViewpointA broad volcanic plain sets up Teide, Pico Viejo and La Catedral.
6Pico Viejo ViewpointA huge crater, with three islands on a clear day.
7Teide ObservatorySee the daytime Sun and the telescopes built to study it.
8La Fortaleza ViewpointA rocky perch above Tenerife’s north coast and its cloud sea.
Parador de Las Cañadas del TeideSleep above 2,000 m with Canarian cooking and Teide views.
9Los Azulejos ViewpointA quick stop for vivid rocks and a view over Ucanca.
10El Portillo Botanical GardenSee Teide’s hard-to-find high-mountain plants in one stop.
11Zapatilla de la ReinaA shoe-shaped rock makes this quick roadside stop memorable.
12Juan Évora Ethnographic MuseumA restored shepherd’s home with a short, personal story of Las Cañadas.
13Narices del Teide ViewpointTwo 1798 eruption vents on Pico Viejo, right beside the TF-38.
Teide Legend Visitors’ CentreA quick indoor primer on Teide’s Guanche story and volcanic peak.
14Alto de GuajaraClimb the caldera wall for a close view of Teide.
15Sámara ViewpointA quick stop for Teide's volcanic ridges and cloud-sea sunsets.
16La Tarta ViewpointTwo pullouts pair the colored layers with a wider island view.
17Tabonal Negro ViewpointA short stop for a lava flow that cuts across the valley.
18Cráter de Pico ViejoLook into an 800-meter crater from its eastern rim.
19Boca de Tauce ViewpointA quick stop for the Teide–Pico Viejo panorama and lava plain.
Telesforo Bravo Visitor CenterA compact coast-to-summit introduction to Tenerife’s volcanic story
Altavista RefugeA high-altitude overnight stop for Teide’s dawn summit climb.
20Montaña Blanca ViewpointA wide caldera panorama, earned on a proper high-altitude hike.
21Huevos del TeideRounded lava boulders reward a careful look along Teide’s high trail.
22Piedra de la Rosa ViewpointA flower-shaped volcanic rock beside a west-facing Teide lookout.
23Los Poleos ViewpointCoast views where Tenerife’s pine slopes meet black volcanic ground.
24Roque del Caramujo ViewpointA quick path leads to a rocky lookout with Orotava Valley views.
25Corral del Niño 1 ViewpointA sunset stop for observatory towers and old volcanic cones.
26Alto de Guamaso ViewpointA brief accessible walk reaches stone seats beneath volcanic slopes.
27Arenas Negras ViewpointA short walk to the volcanic cone locals call the hen's seat.
28Izaña ViewpointOne panorama, from single-eruption cones to a layered volcano.
29Montaña Limón ViewpointA roadside view of Teide above a valley of fissure-formed cones
30El Valle ViewpointA quick roadside pause for the Orotava valley and Teide.
31Igueque ViewpointPines, Teide and a cloud sea from the high road.
32Alto de La Fortaleza ViewpointA low-key rocky balcony facing Teide’s north side.
33El Cabezón ViewpointA high ridge looks out across the Orotava Valley.
34Sámara Crater ViewpointA short climb to Sámara’s crater, lava field, and volcanic skyline.
35Majúa 3 ViewpointA pale volcanic dome beneath the Cañadas caldera peaks.
Restaurante 7 CañadasA terrace meal stop with views toward Teide.
Restaurante El PortilloA high-road stop for Canarian goat and rabbit with salmorejo.
Restaurante PapillonA meal on the terrace comes with Teide views on clear days.
Montaña Blanca Bivouac AreaA reserved, open-air bivouac high on Teide’s summit route.
Degollada de Pico Viejo Bivouac AreaA permit-only bivouac between Pico Viejo and Teide.
Teide Bivouac AreaAn open-air night above 3,500 metres takes a serious climb.
Montaña Guajara Bivouac AreaA permitted night beside Guajara’s historic observatory ruins.
36Ermita de Nuestra Señora de las NievesSpain’s highest-altitude Catholic church sits above 2,000 m on Teide.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Teide Tour Guide
Teide, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Teide National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Teide Cable Car and La Rambleta0:00 / 0:37
“You're approaching Teide Cable Car, which climbs nearly twelve hundred metres to La Rambleta in under eight minutes. Take it if you want the high volcanic views without the long climb from below.”
Plays as you drive up to Teide Summit and Crater in the Parkwolf Teide Tour Guide.
More stories near here in the app
- Majúa and the Sanatorio Trail
- Tabonal Negro Viewpoint
- The Tajinaste’s One Big Bloom
- Montaña Blanca and the Climb to La Rambleta
- 39 audio storiesacross Teide’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Wildlife heatmapsfor Short-finned Pilot Whale, Tenerife Lizard, West Canary Skink, and 10 more
- Works offlinemaps, 62 trails, 49 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
“Fantastic app with many points of information… It’s great to just turn on while you’re driving and it gives you an audio tour of the national Park. We love it!!!!”
