GM-1 Puerto de San Sebastián to Mirador de Hermigua
Wohin es führt
San Sebastián → Mirador de Hermigua View route on Google Maps →
Was Sie erwartet
This is the iconic gateway ride on La Gomera along the GM-1, climbing straight from the ferry port of San Sebastián de La Gomera through high mountain tunnels and descending into the green northern slopes toward the breathtaking Mirador de Hermigua
The character of the road is defined by its dramatic contrast in climate and landscape as you cross the island’s mountain spine. Departing from the sunny, historic port town where Christopher Columbus made his last stop in 1492, the route features sweeping climbs with open vistas back toward Mount Teide on Tenerife. Passing through the high summit tunnels, you cross the weather divide directly into the lush, terraced valley of Hermigua
A thrilling and rewarding ascent on wide, flawless tarmac followed by tight technical descents into the valley. Wait for the ferry traffic to disperse, take in the changing microclimates, and experience the journey on a powerful, balanced adventure bike like the 2025 BMW F 900 GS
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Faszinierende Fakten
- San Sebastián is deeply tied to the history of Christopher Columbus, who made his final stop here before crossing the Atlantic in 1492
- The dramatic elevation gain on the GM-1 reveals millions of years of volcanic layering in the exposed rock walls
- As you pass through the mountain tunnels at the peak, you are literally crossing the weather divide of the island
- Mirador de Hermigua provides a stunning vantage point over the Roques de San Pedro, twin volcanic plugs standing guard over the valley
- The dynamic riding modes of the F 900 GS are perfect here, easily switching from smooth coastal mapping to aggressive climbing power
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