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Summary
Huge faces crop up from the steep green hills of Taganana, the most beautiful part of Tenerife.
Description
Many huge lines exist up here, but many of them are not well publicized. Climbing has existed since the 70s and a strong local community follows these routes. Ask the locals for more information.
Access issues inherited from Tenerife
Most places in Tenerife enjoy free access, however, some require permission which can often be obtained in-situ through QR code scanning, such as Guaria near Guia de Isora, and also some places in the Teide National Park.
Ethic inherited from Tenerife
Please keep the crags noise free and clean. Take your trash and toilet papers with you. Locals tend to bring dogs to the crag. It is good manners to use your own gear at the anchors for lowering or setting up top-ropes. Use the anchor rings/carabiners only for the final lower-off after cleaning.
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