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This route starts in Morro Jable, the most southern part of Fuerteventura and ends in Cofete. The trails take you along sandy paths, dirt tracks combined and some sections of volcanic area that can become more technical.

This route starts at Sotavento with an ascent and continues on wide, sandy trails up to La Pared. Here you have the feeling of running through a desert with dry bushes. Arriving at La Pared you take off into the west coast of Fuerteventura and you will most probably pass surfers carrying their surfboards. It is easy terrain running along the coast next to the water.

This trail is the second part of the Coast to Coast Trail Race and starts on the east coast from Playitas.

This route is situated in the northwestern part of Tenerife where the green forests of Anaga shows off its green beauty.

This trail starts at sea level in the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife and ascends along a dried up riverbed through a ravine. After a long climb up the varying trails you arrive at the Anaga area to then go back down again on the other side of the ravine.

This route is situated on the west coast of Lanzarote. It is a pure coastal trail starting from the Famara area going all the way to Caleta Caballo.

This route is situated on the East coast of Lanzarote and goes from Tías to Uga passing 9 different volcanoes.Starting in Tías the trails climb on a continuous dirt track reaching Montaña Blanca. The descents from Montaña Blanca are fast, but runnable going on the dirt tracks touching the volcanoes and slopes passing some black gravel.

This route is situated on the west coast of Lanzarote and goes in a loop, starting and ending in the well-known Famara.

This trail is situated in the middle of the island and takes you up one of Lanzarote’s highest volcanic mountains.

This route is situated on the east coast of Lanzarote. It is a route that is close to the tourist village of Costa Teguise, yet like entering a world of volcanoes and trails.