PNT 22 Lomo Hurtado Trail in Teide National Park

Teide National Park, TF

PNT 22 Lomo Hurtado Trail

Climb 3.1 miles over pumice toward Montaña Blanca.

Length
5km
Time
2.3hr
Elev. change
419m
Difficulty
Moderate
  • High point 2,475 m

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Overview

About PNT 22 Lomo Hurtado Trail

Why go

  • A steady climb through open pumice highlands with distinctive high-altitude plants.

Heads up

  • A one-way route with walk-in access at both ends.
  • The high-altitude climb steepens near the top, and one middle section is hard to pick out.

Map & elevation

The route

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Elevation2,056–2,475 m
TrailheadPNT 01/PNT 25 junction near Llano de Los Rastrojos28.31032, -16.58829
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Plan your hike

Before you go

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Neither endpoint has direct vehicle access. Reach the lower start at the PNT 01/PNT 25 junction near Llano de Los Rastrojos on foot via PNT 01, PNT 25, or PR TF 41; the upper end near Montaña de Los Conejos is reached via PNT 06 or PR TF 41. Plan your onward connection or return before starting.

Safety

This route climbs from about 6,800 to roughly 8,100 feet, with a steeper upper stretch and uneven pumice underfoot. One short middle section is mapped as hard to see, so keep the route on hand. It is not accessible for people with reduced mobility.

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  • CautionActive wildfire risk and preventive measuresTenerife ON currently lists wildfire risk and preventive wildfire measures; check the live restrictions before visiting Teide National Park.Official details
  • CautionNo smoking in Teide National ParkSmoking is prohibited throughout Teide National Park as a preventive measure against forest fires.Official details
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Trail guide

Hiking PNT 22 Lomo Hurtado Trail

The uphill connectorPNT 22 Lomo Hurtado is a 3.

PNT 22 Lomo Hurtado is a 3.12-mile, one-way point-to-point hike from the PNT 01/PNT 25 junction near Llano de Los Rastrojos to the PNT 06 junction near Montaña de Los Conejos. Plan about two to two and a half hours for roughly 1,400 feet of climbing. It carries you through open highland terrain toward Montaña Blanca, but it isn't a loop; decide how you'll continue or return before you start.

The pumice climbMost of the tread crosses compacted pumice, with a steeper upper stretch.

Most of the tread crosses compacted pumice, with a steeper upper stretch. The route rises from about 6,800 feet to roughly 8,100 feet, so the sustained uphill effort and altitude matter more than its short mileage suggests. One short middle section is mapped as hard to see; keep close to the route markings and your track. The route isn't accessible for people with reduced mobility.

Open slopes and highland plantsThe trail moves away from the Cabezón de Tigaiga and La Fortaleza escarpments as it climbs.

The trail moves away from the Cabezón de Tigaiga and La Fortaleza escarpments as it climbs. Open pumice slopes take over, with Teide white broom (retama) and hierba pajonera among the named plants along the route.

Reaching the endpointsNeither end has direct vehicle access.

Neither end has direct vehicle access. Reach the lower start on foot via PNT 01, PNT 25, or PR TF 41; reach the upper end from PNT 06 or PR TF 41. This works best as a connector to another walk or with a return plan. The route can be walked in either direction.

Wildlife

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