Mirador del Molino
Viewpoint in Artenara, the highest village in Gran Canaria, overlooking the caldera and Roque Bentayga.
Mirador del Molino is in Artenara, the highest-lying municipality of Gran Canaria, in the island's central massif. It offers views over the inland landscape of ravines and rock formations, with Roque Bentayga as a landmark.
It is a freely accessible panoramic point in a mountain setting, ideal for taking in the summit and, on clear days, wide views of the island's interior.
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