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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 trail starts in the village of Frontera and takes you on a climb through villages and green pine forests of the Mencafete zone. The trail has a steep descent to the village of Sabinosa. From here the trails become more technical and a steep climb up towards the tree of Sabinosa starts. From the Sabinosa tree lookout you have amazing sea views and magical light. The route then goes into more open landscape and ends in La Ermita de la Virgen de los Reyes. The variation of this route is challenging.

This route is situated in the most southern part of the island. Starting from the fishing village La Restinga, the trail follows the main road climbing up in an ascent through the area of El Pinar until arriving at the village Terencio. Passing volcanoes and technical trails this route has views of the ocean and is very green.

This route is situated along the east coast between Las Playas and Timijiraque. It is characterized by cliffs, stunning sea views and patches of green.

This route runs along the middle section of the El Golfo valley and takes you along parts of the famous road of Jinama, which was an old cattle migration road.

This route is situated in the north of El Hierro. It begins in the northwestern Mirador de la Peña and arrives at the small coastal village of El Tamaduste on the northeastern side.

La Hoya del Morcillo, in the centre of El Hierro, allows you to immerse yourself in magical surroundings, lush nature and great tranquillity so you can really experience every instant. This lush Canary Islands pine forest, near the little town of El Pinar, has a recreational area that is recommended as the start of the orienteering course. This is also a place where several trails cross, which is the icing on the cake for fans of hiking.

Traditional architecture, military forts, tracing the steps of Christopher Columbus… this all awaits the intrepid orienteer in the streets of San Sebastián (on the island of La Gomera) looking for the best route and enjoying every nook and cranny. Their reward lies in uncovering the historic memory that made up an important part of Western culture. Sport, culture and history all in one. San Sebastián also affords an interesting range of leisure and relaxation options as the end to an intense day.

After a can't-miss visit to the information centre at the Caldera de Taburiente National Park and enjoying the impressive views from the Cumbrecita Viewing Point, we start the map at the recommended point for a day's orienteering through the thick pine forest in the north of La Palma. Continuing along a few kilometres of road to El Paso, we find all the necessary services.

On a detour off the La Esperanza road to the majestic Mount Teide, we find this spectacular Canary Islands pine forest (northeast of Tenerife). Nearby is La Laguna (World Heritage Site) and the little town of La Esperanza, which has all the services a visitor may require. The Canary Islands pine is a conifer that is endemic to the islands and is unusually resistant to fire, in addition to its high scenic and ecological value.