Teide Peak Hiking 3715m

Tenerife, Spain

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The summit of Spain and the Atlantic Ocean: Teide offers an exhilarating and challenging experience for adventurers and thrill-seekers alike. Despite its accessibility via the cable car, this majestic peak remains a formidable obstacle, requiring careful planning and preparation to conquer.

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The specified itinerary commences with the descent from the cable car's lower terminal located at an elevation of 2350 meters. This journey concludes at approximately 16:10 when the vehicle ascends to the upper level, where visitors proceed to explore Pico Viejo and its surrounding viewpoints. The ascent culminates at 17:00, reaching the summit of 3718 meters above sea level.

Following this, the route continues downward until 20:00, upon which the party arrives at the Altavista shelter. Further advancement takes place between 21:30 and 23:00 as the group reaches the peak of Montana Blanca. Finally, they return to their starting point by 23:00, completing the day’s adventure.

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Highlights	Teide Peak: Sunlit Sunset Stargazing - An Unforgettable Experience Over 3000+ The majestic Teide Peak offers an unparalleled sunset stargazing experience, captivating visitors with its breathtaking natural beauty and celestial spectacle. This unforgettable adventure begins as the sun sets behind the summit of Teide, casting a warm golden glow across the landscape. As night falls, the sky transforms into a canvas of stars, creating a mesmerizing display that stretches endlessly above the volcanic craters and lush valleys below. With its prime location atop the island's highest peak, Teide Peak provides panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, the ocean, and the entire horizon, making for an immersive stargazing experience. Overnight, the observatory at the summit offers clear skies and minimal light pollution, allowing for exceptional visibility of deep-sky objects such as galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters. This unique vantage point ensures that every visitor can witness the majesty of the cosmos up close. Whether you're an amateur astronomer or simply looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life, Teide Peak promises an unforgettable sunset stargazing experience. With its stunning backdrop and unmatched natural conditions, this destination has become a beacon for stargazers seeking a truly awe-inspiring view of the universe.
Includes	Permit for Access to Peak of Tiede at Specified Time Cable Car Ticket for Ascending Route Qualified Mountain Guide Accommodation Liability and Accident Insurance Coverage Trekking Poles and Headlamp Equipment Ankle High Hiking Boots (Optional)
Not suitable for	Individuals aged 65 or older Persons measuring less than 120 centimeters in height Women currently pregnant Infants and children younger than 12 years of age Individuals experiencing mobility difficulties Individuals diagnosed with hypertension