THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
A 7 km loop across the Anaga Mountains that pairs ocean panoramas with mist-shrouded laurel forest. This guided hike includes pickup from the south coast and a light picnic—ideal for hikers seeking dramatic views and easy logistics.
A 7 km loop across the Anaga Mountains that pairs ocean panoramas with mist-shrouded laurel forest. This guided hike includes pickup from the south coast and a light picnic—ideal for hikers seeking dramatic views and easy logistics.
A wind-scoured ridge opens to the Atlantic and the trail drops into green silence—this is the Taborno Trail in Tenerife’s Anaga Mountains. Walkers begin on sun-baked viewpoints where cliffs fall away to the northern shore, then follow a 7 km loop that eases 220 m in elevation before entering pockets of laurel forest where light filters through glossy leaves and birds call like small alarms.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by 10X. Tenerife eXperience. Hiking Adventure. · Taganana, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
A wind-scoured ridge opens to the Atlantic and the trail drops into green silence—this is the Taborno Trail in Tenerife’s Anaga Mountains. Walkers begin on sun-baked viewpoints where cliffs fall away to the northern shore, then follow a 7 km loop that eases 220 m in elevation before entering pockets of laurel forest where light filters through glossy leaves and birds call like small alarms.
Geology here is raw: ancient volcanic folds pushed and eroded into steep ridges, creating deep ravines and coastal escarpments. Human history sits quiet in the background—sparse hamlets and terraced fields speak to Guanche and rural farming traditions that persisted long after Tenerife’s colonial era. Anaga’s laurisilva is a remnant of the subtropical forests that once covered much of Macaronesia; today it’s valued both culturally and ecologically.
Guides pause at viewpoints, point out landmarks along the northern coast, and set out a light picnic of pastries, juice and nuts—simple fuel for the walk. Expect mixed terrain: compact dirt, rocky steps, and occasional exposed roots. The route is rated easy-to-moderate; paced groups take steady breaks for photos and to enjoy the silence of the forest.
Practical notes: wear sturdy shoes with grip, bring 1–2 liters of water, and layer for sun and coastal breeze. Pickup from southern resorts and Santa Cruz is included, so factor transport into your day—this tour commonly runs as a half-day with logistics. Leave no trace on narrow trails, and be ready 10 minutes before scheduled pickup to keep the group on time.
The loop itself typically takes 3–4 hours; the tour schedule allows up to 7 hours total to include pickup and drop-off from southern Tenerife or Santa Cruz.
Yes—rated easy-to-moderate with gentle elevation gain; however participants should be comfortable walking uneven terrain for several hours.
A light picnic (pastries, juice, nuts, sweet treats) is included; bring extra water if you prefer more hydration.
Yes—hiking poles are provided on request, useful for descents and added stability on rocky sections.
10X. Tenerife eXperience. Hiking Adventure. operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A wind-scoured ridge opens to the Atlantic and the trail drops into green silence—this is the Taborno Trail in Tenerife’s Anaga Mountains. Walkers begin on sun-baked viewpoints where cliffs fall away to the northern shore, then follow a 7 km loop that eases 220 m in elevation before entering pockets of laurel forest where light filters through glossy leaves and birds call like small alarms.
A wind-scoured ridge opens to the Atlantic and the trail drops into green silence—this is the Taborno Trail in Tenerife’s Anaga Mountains. Walkers begin on sun-baked viewpoints where cliffs fall away to the northern shore, then follow a 7 km loop that eases 220 m in elevation before entering pockets of laurel forest where light filters through glossy leaves and birds call like small alarms.
Geology here is raw: ancient volcanic folds pushed and eroded into steep ridges, creating deep ravines and coastal escarpments. Human history sits quiet in the background—sparse hamlets and terraced fields speak to Guanche and rural farming traditions that persisted long after Tenerife’s colonial era. Anaga’s laurisilva is a remnant of the subtropical forests that once covered much of Macaronesia; today it’s valued both culturally and ecologically.
Guides pause at viewpoints, point out landmarks along the northern coast, and set out a light picnic of pastries, juice and nuts—simple fuel for the walk. Expect mixed terrain: compact dirt, rocky steps, and occasional exposed roots. The route is rated easy-to-moderate; paced groups take steady breaks for photos and to enjoy the silence of the forest.
Practical notes: wear sturdy shoes with grip, bring 1–2 liters of water, and layer for sun and coastal breeze. Pickup from southern resorts and Santa Cruz is included, so factor transport into your day—this tour commonly runs as a half-day with logistics. Leave no trace on narrow trails, and be ready 10 minutes before scheduled pickup to keep the group on time.