Gran Canaria: San Pedro - El Sao - El Hornillo - Tamadaba - San Pedro

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  Nofahuer Oct 27, 2013

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  Gracias, numis, por compartir esta ruta.
  
  Saludos.

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  sundbjuk Dec 30, 2013

  At the moment the trail is next to impossible due to landslide near San Pedro. Landslide can be passed, but I wouldn't recommend it (I tried :-)). The alternative ending to this trail is turning left at the very end (before landslide) towards Agaete. From there taxi or 3,8 km walk back to San Pedro.

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  apromistik Mar 4, 2016

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  I did it yesterday in 7h 45 min with photo/rest breaks. Nice trail with a lot of good views . Every part of it is available (no landslide)

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  Chris G. Oct 9, 2016

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  I loved this trail. You begin under the shade of the trees and the trail uphill is regular and smooth. Getting downhill is a little bit more tricky but nothing difficult. Three litters of water is a necessity for the whole loop. Time : 7 hours.

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  phgh Feb 10, 2017

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  superbe, je l'ai fait de l'autre sens et la descente vers El Sao est magnifique.

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  Vícotor Oct 3, 2020

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  Por su considerable desnivel, tanto en subida como en bajada, estamos ante una ruta que exige gozar de buena forma y recomiendo evitar con calor. Aun así, la belleza de su entorno hace que merezca la pena. El track es correcto.
  Muchas gracias a Numis por compartir.

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  dvdz Dec 12, 2021

  I did the track the other way, as in the Cicerone guide. The path is now in very good condition, it may be slippery at parts if wet. There's a small difference in the track when going up, probably due the break in the track mentioned in old comments. When arriving to San Pedro the part by road before the football track can be avoided (it's signposted). The only place I almost did it wrong is getting out of the road before Los Berrazales, the track and the road are very close, it's also signposted.
  Apart from the climbing not particularly difficult. The forest up is beautiful even if it shows the effects of fire.

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  dvdz Dec 12, 2021

  I did the track the other way, as in the Cicerone guide. The path is now in very good condition, it may be slippery at parts if wet. There's a small difference in the track when going up, probably due the break in the track mentioned in old comments. When arriving to San Pedro the part by road before the football track can be avoided (it's signposted). The only place I almost did it wrong is getting out of the road before Los Berrazales, the track and the road are very close, it's also signposted.
  Apart from the climbing not particularly difficult. The forest up is beautiful even if it shows the effects of fire.

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  dvdz Dec 12, 2021

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  I did the track the other way, as in the Cicerone guide. The path is now in very good condition, it may be slippery at parts if wet. There's a small difference in the track when going up, probably due the break in the track mentioned in old comments. When arriving to San Pedro the part by road before the football track can be avoided (it's signposted). The only place I almost did it wrong is getting out of the road before Los Berrazales, the track and the road are very close, it's also signposted.
  Apart from the climbing not particularly difficult. The forest up is beautiful even if it shows the effects of fire.
  The Cicerone gives this track 5h30. It took me a bit more with many photos and a snack.

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