Las Ventanas de Güimar - Güímar, Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Mari P.

Awesome adventurous trail, if you’re up to something unique. It’s not opened to public therefore not maintained as other famous trails, but it’s still in good condition overall. Not for people who are afraid of heights or very tall. Wear long pants and have a light (phone light would work).
Difficulty is easy because it’s flat but you need to be careful, have good shoes and caution. You can drive to the highest possible point with asphalt and walk from there. Highly recommend it! It seems it will be closed completely in the nearest future so better see it when still available.

Oskar S.

A must do if you're into some "extreme" hiking. Park where the gravel road starts. Conquer the first uphill to the antenna tower and find the path a bit further up to the right. The trail itself is almost flat with not much vertical gain. Lots of tunnels await you once you reach the proper canal path.
You definitely need a flashlight and a helmet would be advised. I also suggest wearing trousers not shorts. As per usual, bring water and some snacks. 🙂
Enjoy while it is still possible to visit this place.

Felix K.

Cool hike, definitely out of the ordinary. Not unsafe, but you will face some high drops, just don’t look down too much. No climbing involved at all though!

You can carry on this hike for almost as long as you want - we turned back after 2 hours, this is where you will see the most amazing windows. You will be passing 6-7 tunnels to get there.

If you see the sign that says entering not allowed, you’re on the right track. If you have a 4x4 vehicle, you can reach the entrance of the trailhead, with other vehicles you will need to park 20 minutes further below. The road is just too steep.

Paul K.

Hike is officially closed, but it still well visited. People were coming all day, not as busy as other easy to access hike, but if you have a car, it's not a problem.
Hike will start with a quite serious uphill in the sun. You'll need to leave your car by antenna building, where dirt road starts and Hike for 30-45 min up, unless youbhave 4 wheel drive.
Hike starts with 2 signs saying to to go there, this is where you need to go, it's a bit of a bush walk before you get to main event.
Make sure to get a head torch and good shoes. It can get wet in tunnels and it will be quite dark. You can get away with using your phone, but this leaves less attention to protecting your head from hitting the rock.😅
You won't need to crawl, some bits quite spacious, but you'll need to crouch quite a bit in the tunnels.

Arkadii K.

Parking is at the end of the concrete road near the mobile antennas. Good aggressive footwear is recommended. The trail is clearly visible. The windows itself are in 4th tunnel, you need a couple if hours to get there and back. I didn't notice much vertigo spots in the first 4 tunnels, and we didn't go further. Orientation of the main part is north, so should be nice hike during the sunny days.

Lenka H.

Fantastic & mysterious place, but this hike is nothing for people that are afraid of heights. The trail is very narrow and there is no boundary keeping you from going down the cliff, which is why you will have to be extremely careful Stay safe.

Happy

Great trail if you are used to hiking at heights and trails where you are on your ‘own’.
Bring a flashlight, long pants & shirt and solid shoes.

E T.

Amazing walk on the brink of the mountain with caves. Must see in the island.
Park next to antena de comunicaciones and walk up the road following the signs "Camino sin salida". When you reach another antenna use the small walking path where it shows enter is forbidden. Follow the concrete path. First tunnel is around 300 away.