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This route is situated in the east of La Gomera. It is part of the Gomera Paradise Race and goes from Hermigua back down to San Sebastian.

This route is situated in the eastern part of La Gomera. It is the first part of the Gomera Paradise that goes from the capital San Sebastián up to Hermigua. The trail starts below sea level and climbs up to approximately 700m for the first 8km. Then the trails lead through the ravines of the Majona Natural Park with spectacular views and narrow, technical paths ending in Hermigua.

This route is situated on the northwest coast of El Hierro. It starts at La Ermita de la Virgen de los Reyes. A long, not so steep ascent takes you on trails that run through open spaces on one side and green Mencafete on the other side.

This route is situated in the eastern part of Gran Canaria. It is the same route as the Guayadeque Xtreme and starts in the village of Ingenio. Some parts of the route are asphalt.

This route is situated in northeastern Gran Canaria and passes through the changing scenery that takes the runner from Telde to San Mateo.

This route is situated in the northernmost beach area of Gran Canaria - Confital. Being so close to the capital, Las Palmas, this route is very easily accessible.

This route is situated on the east coast, towards the centre of La Palma. It starts at El Pueblo going towards Monte Pueblo.

This route starts in the capital of La Palma, Santa Cruz, and climbs up to Candelaria. It is a rather challenging trail with some technical paths through green vegetation and passing rocky trails.

This route starts in Los Sauces and goes off towards the forest trails of las Lomadas. Some areas are more technical than others and you are well protected in the shade of the laurel trees. This route has very little asphalt and is mainly forest trails. It has one long and steady climb and then the route is a falling descent until you arrive back at Los Sauces.

This route is situated along the rugged northern coast of La Palma. It starts at Roque del Faro and descends down to El Tablado through dense, green, technical trails that cross several canyons and continues in a winding climb up to Los Castros.