Ruta corta y larga de Short and Long Agana Route
On the most hidden side of La Gomera lies a route that blends legends, magical landscapes, and unique geological formations. From the mythical Chorros de Epina, the route takes you through lonely viewpoints, traditional hamlets, and geological curiosities such as the Liesegang rings or the Tazo mega landslide. The short variant descends to the Punta de Alcalá viewpoint, offering spectacular ocean views, while the longer option crosses the largest palm grove in the Canary Islands, in Tazo and Alojera, until reaching the charming village of Taguluche, nestled between cliffs and open to the Atlantic. The return is demanding, but rewards you with unforgettable panoramas. A MTB or gravel route that invites you to discover the island’s wildest, most authentic and unknown side.
Route
From the magical spot of Chorros de Epina, surrounded by legends and freshness, begins a cycling route that blends adventure, history, and nature. The path crosses juniper forests and landscapes shaped by millions of years of volcanism, such as the curious Liesegang rings, the great Tazo landslide, or the colorful ridges of Chijeré. Every stretch reveals the mark of time and those who once lived here. The route leads to hidden hermitages like Santa Clara, viewpoints hanging above the Atlantic, and hamlets full of authentic charm like Tazo, considered the largest palm grove in the Canaries, or Alojera, the birthplace of palm honey. Further on, the path opens towards Taguluche, a secret valley protected by cliffs, where silence and the ocean define an endless horizon. Whether you choose the short route to Punta de Alcalá or the longer itinerary linking villages and palm groves, this MTB and gravel trail is a journey through the most unique and wild landscapes of northern La Gomera, where every pedal stroke connects you to the deep essence of the island.
