Tenegüime 1 & 2

Tenegüime 1 & 2

The Tenegüime 1 & 2 walks are between 3 and 4 hours depending on breaks and photo ops. Inclines are fairly gentle, but there are quite a few places where you have to scramble up and over a few rocks and walls.

You will be walking up a Barranco (ravine) so not to be attempted during or shortly after heavy rain. In the winter with the increased rainfall the area offers some stunning scenery, but there may be the odd pool and muddy section.

The first walk climbs out of the ravine just before the second one descends down into it. If you wish, the two walks could be combined into a single one in any number of ways.

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History – Tenegüime 1 & 2

To read more on the history of the area you can checkout the following sites:

The sites are in Spanish, so if it helps I have made an attempt to summarise a few topics of interest in the History section.

Teguise 3

Teguise 3

This is mostly a fairly easy walk however the short section to the glider take off zone is quite steep.

There are some alternate routes with this walk avoiding the steep climb and the Old Water Pipe section which is narrow and often shared with the occasional Mountain Bike.

Main points of interest are the old lime kilns and the disused water supply route between Famare and Arrecife.

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