This route starts in the neighborhood of Risco de Agaete, the walk is about 30 minutes and at the end of it we will find some waterfalls that flow directly from the top of Tamadaba.
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Edgars M.
4 months agoToday’s disappointment: after a two-hour journey to get here, we found a dry valley. Although the river valley is beautiful with its deep canyon, rocky terrain, and tall grass that make for some nice photos, that’s about all there is to see. From the parking area near the neighborhood, there’s a 20-minute walk, as the entrance is closed to non-locals. If you’re hoping to see a waterfall, you’ll need to wait for heavy rain; otherwise, you’ll just find a small puddle.
Laura Lääts
a week agoWow, the hike and rhe destination was so worth it! Even when it was raining, still loved it!
Mike N
11 months agoNice hike and waterfall. No hiking footwear necessary, but some kind of trainers would be recommend. You have to park in El Risco (very limited parking spaces) and walk up, it takes roughly 30-40 minutes to hike to the waterfall. Bring your own water as the store in El Risco is really overpriced.
Karin Kurčíková
4 months agoWe went there yesterday and the lake is totally dry. But surrounding is very nice.
Daniel Kastl
10 months agoShort but nice hike. We parked in El Risco (there is a small car park) and walked through town to get to the start of the hike. No hiking footwear necessary, but in some parts the plants are completely covering the path. Unfortunately at the end of the hike there was no waterfall, just a puddle of water (which seems common as it’s quite dry).