Barranco del Infierno
Guided trail through a protected nature reserve in Adeje, with mandatory helmet and limited daily access.
Barranco del Infierno is a special nature reserve in the municipality of Adeje, in southern Tenerife. The out-and-back route runs about six and a half kilometres and ends near a waterfall, one of the island's few permanent watercourses.
Entry requires advance booking and daily access is capped to protect the environment. A helmet is handed out at the meeting point and must be worn for the whole route. The scenery mixes ravine walls, riverside vegetation and sea views.
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