South: Costa Calma – West Coast 1.
.jpg) This track crosses the narrowest part of the island from East to West and runs through a sandy area. You get a good impression about the differences in power of the waves between East and West.Approx: Distance: 3,3 km – Approx. Elevation: 52 m |
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- Min Elevation
- 34 m
- Total Distance
- 3367.76 m
- Max Elevation
- 86 m
- Total Time
- 1h 20m 52s
- Total Elevation Gain
- 36 m
- Way Points
- 0
- Total Elevation Loss
- 61 m
- Track Points
- 71
- Max Speed
- 0.7 m/s
- Route Points
- 0
- Average Speed
- 0.69 m/s
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The track crosses the Betancuria mountain range. From the top you will enjoy the surrounding landscapes which are one of the oldest formations of the island.
The track starts at the east entrance of Cofete and goes relatively flat for a while. After about 2km you will begin a steep climb to the shoulder of the pass. Here – halfway – you can rest and enjoy the marvellous views back to Cofete or to the valley going to Morro Jable. The second part of the descent can be hot.
You can climb this volcano from 2 sides: West or East or make a round trip. The track has some steep parts and on the top you can overview Corralejo, Lobos, the North-West coast and Lanzarote.
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The track has several short steep climbs, you pass ancient wells and at the end you will enjoy a breathtaking view over Mta. Tindaya and the West coast.
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The track, which starts at the FV02 secondary road from Jandía to Costa Calma, will bring you to a famous view point which overlooks the impressive Barlovento coast line. The track is a mix of sandy and rocky road.
