Photo Gallery
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Almond orchard near El Juncal
Camino real heading to Mount Tauro
Cave farms above El Juncal
The church at El Juncal
Cross above an isolated farm near Carrizal
Farms in the Soria barranco
Goats in the Inagua forest
La Cogolla near Veneguera
Las Niñas from Inagua
Looking south down the Soria barranco
Looking towards Tenerife from Toscon
Los Azulejos on the GC 200
On the camino real towards Soria
Picnic break on a Christmas walk
Picnic stop near the lake at Chira
Presa de las Niñas
Rock formation on the way to La Aldea
Rocks above the lake at Soria
Rocks inland from Puerto Rico
The Camel Rock above Soria
The four lakes from Tauro Mountain
The isolated village of El Chorrillo
The reservoir at Chira
The reservoir at Soria
The water gallery near Soria
Views from the El Aserrador ridge
Views west to La Aldea from a picnic spot
Walking away from El Juncal
Walking to Veneguera from Tasarte
Looking west into the Barranco de Siberio
Don't Leave Gran Canaria Without Seeing It..
THE definitive Guide for hikers and explorers.. by Rambling Roger, resident in Gran Canaria
Volume 1: The Shorter Options
This guide is intended more for the casual hiker ( who wants a half day walk ) and visitors who want to discover the real heart of Gran Canaria by car or on foot.
Volume 2: The Longer Options
This second guide is for the serious hiker who wants a full day trek.
Volume 1 'The Shorter Options' Guide has approx. 20 circular and 15 routes from A to B with the local bus times included, there are also over 30 there-and-back walks, all of these walks are designed to be half day hikes.
This Guide also includes lots of information of what to see and do in the many rural villages and towns, with suggestions of where to enjoy local specialities.
Volume 2 'The Longer Options' Guide has approx. 20 circular and 5 routes from A to B with local bus times included, these walks are full day walks and are designed for the serious hiker. All walks have full GPS information included.
I am aware that there are already various hiking books in English about walking on Gran Canaria, but none are written by a local resident with years of experience of the hiking routes on this island.
Both Rambling Roger's Guides are regularly updated and available in printed or PDF version.
