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Degollada del Asserador
Route

Degollada del Asserador

 
Degollada del Asserador

Page Type: Route

Location: Gran Canaria, Spain, Africa

Lat/Lon: 27.45000°N / 15.61°W

Route Type: Hike and Scramble

Time Required: Less than two hours

Difficulty: Walk-Up

Route Quality: 
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Page By: Gangolf Haub

Created/Edited: Mar 2, 2004 / Mar 2, 2004

Object ID: 160238

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Approach


From the airport take freeway GC 1 northward to the exit Telde, turn westward onto GC 10 and then in Telde take GC 130 in the direction of Pico de las Nieves. Some 2 km after the intersection with side road to Pico de las Nieves take GC 600 in the direction of Ayacata. In Ayacata turn right onto GC60 which leads you to Degollada del Asserador.

Route Description


Altitude Gain: 400m
Duration: 1h
Trailhead: Degollada del Asserador (on GC60) west of Ayacata

Another beautiful tour leading through the climbing rocks near Montana del Huomo and Montana del Asserador. The most striking views are at the beginning of this tour near Degollada del Asserador where you can admire the vertical walls falling downwards to GC60 (see pictures).

The tour is rather easy: you leave the degollada by climbing a broad trail upwards. You encounter a tiny water reservoir, beside it the needle of Roque Elba and Riscos del Laurel in which some very difficult climbing routes (7 upwards) can be found. Our trail leads us through a flat valley and finally ascends to Tablon del Nublo. You can either ascend directly from the west or take one half of the round tour and ascend from the east.

Essential Gear


Hiking gear and water.

Images

MontaƱa del Humo (1489m),...Climbing Wall high above the...In the Degollada del...



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