Barranco del Infierno — Adeje

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📏 7.4 km ⛰️ 400 m gain ⏱️ 180 min 💪 moderate

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Current Conditions

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Calima (PM10) GOOD
21.3 μg/m³
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Cloud Cover 0% - clear sky
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Visibility 10.0 km
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Temperature 25.7°C
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Wind Speed 6.7 km/h
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Humidity 67%

Trail Overview

The Barranco del Infierno (Valley of Hell) is a deceptive contrast to Tenerife’s arid south coast. The trail climbs a shaded ravine thick with Canarian willows, cardón cacti and endemic tabaibas, rising to the 80 m Cascada del Infierno — the only year-round waterfall in Tenerife. The dramatic scale of the basalt walls narrows progressively as you ascend.

Access is strictly controlled (300 hikers per day) and online pre-booking is required. The path can be slippery after rain. Return by the same route. Allow extra time if visiting on a cloudy day — the waterfall is at its most impressive after winter rain.

Trail Information

Trailhead GPS: 28.1205, -16.7472
Trail Type: out-and-back
Difficulty Level: moderate
Permit Required: Yes - Required Get Permit →
Trail Features: ✓ Waterfall  •  ✓ River/Stream  •  ✓ Forest Trail  •  ✓ Wildlife Viewing
⚠️ Trail Warnings/Notes:

Online pre-booking required — limited to 300 hikers/day. Path slippery when wet. No dogs or children under 5.

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