Hiking trails in the municipality of Pájara
Discover our 10 hiking routes around our municipality of Pájara.
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Toto
Yellow route between Toto and Pájara, where you can learn about the history of this settlement.
Cardón
Yellow route to the Virgen del Tanquito, green route to La Pared and blue route to La Lajita.
Jandía
Yellow route from Jandía to Pico de la Zarza, and blue route to the church of San Miguel.
Pájara
Yrllow route between Pájara and Ajuy, and green circular route to Tahona.
La Pared
Black route from La Pared to La Alambrada.
Morro jable
Green route from Morro Jable to Cofete, and black route to Faro de Jandía.
Ajuy
Green route between Ajuy and Madre del Agua, and blue route through the Cuevas de Ajuy.
La Lajita
Yellow route from La Lajita to Costa Calma.
Sicasumbre
Black route to the Mirador de Sicasumbre, green route to El Cardón, and yellow route to the Virgen del Tanquito.
Costa Calma
Blue route from Costa Calma to Pecenescal.
Routes on the map
Toto
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Yellow route between Toto and Pájara, where you can learn about the history of this settlement. |
Pájara
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Yrllow route between Pájara and Ajuy, and green circular route to Tahona. |
Ajuy
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Green route between Ajuy and Madre del Agua, and blue route through the Cuevas de Ajuy. |
Sicasumbre
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Black route to the Mirador de Sicasumbre, green route to El Cardón, and yellow route to the Virgen del Tanquito. |
Cardón
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Yellow route to the Virgen del Tanquito, green route to La Pared and blue route to La Lajita. |
La Pared
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Black route from La Pared to La Alambrada. |
La Lajita
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Yellow route from La Lajita to Costa Calma. |
Costa Calma
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Blue route from Costa Calma to Pecenescal. |
Jandía
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Yellow route from Jandía to Pico de la Zarza, and blue route to the church of San Miguel. |
Morro jable
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Green route from Morro Jable to Cofete, and black route to Faro de Jandía. |
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By definition, an ethnographic route is a journey that seeks to showcase and highlight the intangible cultural heritage of a community or region.
Unlike traditional tourist routes, which tend to focus on monuments and landscapes, ethnographic routes delve into the customs, traditions, trades, ways of life, and cultural expressions that define a people’s identity. These routes allow visitors to experience the daily life of local communities in an authentic and intimate way, fostering respect for cultural diversity and contributing to the preservation of ancestral knowledge.