Canary ConditionsHiking & Trail Safety Map
Current trail safety status, wind alerts, and heat warnings for hikers across the archipelago.
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Featured Hiking Trails
Anaga Ridge: Taborno to Roque Taborno
📏 5.8 km
⛰️ 480m
Anaga: Cruz del Carmen to Chinamada
📏 9 km
⛰️ 550m
Barranco de Guayadeque to Agüimes
📏 11 km
⛰️ 180m
Barranco del Infierno — Adeje
📏 7.4 km
⛰️ 400m
Caldera de Bandama Descent
📏 4.2 km
⛰️ 200m
Corona Forestal: Aguamansa to Las Lajas
📏 11.5 km
⛰️ 600m
Stay Safe on the Trails
Hiking in the Canary Islands varies wildly from sea level to 3,700 meters. This map provides a localized look at safety factors that general weather apps often miss. We also display the latest AEMET alerts for you know know what is happening in real time.
- Real-Time Alerts: We highlight areas affected by high-altitude winds, extreme heat (often associated with Calima), and low visibility.
- Plan Your Route: If your intended trail shows a “Yellow” or “Red” safety warning, use the map to find alternative routes in more sheltered parts of the island.
- Note: Conditions can change quickly in volcanic terrain. Always carry extra water during Calima events and check the live wind speeds before attempting ridgeline hikes like the Ruta de los Volcanes.