TF-123 Teneriffa

TF-123 Mirador El Bailadero to Chamorga

Wohin es führt

Mirador El Bailadero → Chamorga View route on Google Maps →

Entfernung12 km
Duration26 min
Max altitude750 m
SchwierigkeitsgradMittel

Was Sie erwartet

This is a remote, highly technical journey into the deepest heart of the Anaga massif along the TF-123, riding from the high ridge of Mirador El Bailadero down to the isolated hamlet of Chamorga where the road literally ends

The character of the road is defined by its extreme narrowness, razor-edge mountain crests, and profound sense of solitude. The TF-123 leaves the main ridge line to carve a path through ancient volcanic chimneys, passing under dense laurisilva canopies before descending into a hidden valley surrounded by sheer, jagged peaks

A slow-paced and deeply immersive ride requiring high alertness for hikers, local traffic, and damp corners under the trees. Embrace the quiet isolation of the easternmost point of Anaga, enjoy the raw volcanic scenery, and experience the journey on a balanced, lightweight adventure bike like the 2026 BMW F 800 GS

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Faszinierende Fakten

  • Chamorga is one of the most isolated hamlets in Tenerife, with only a few dozen permanent residents
  • The road literally ends in Chamorga, making it a famous starting point for hikers heading to the remote Anaga Lighthouse
  • You will ride through sections of the protected ancient laurisilva forest that dates back millions of years
  • The jagged peaks surrounding the village are ancient volcanic chimneys exposed by millennia of erosion
  • The lightweight chassis and upright ergonomics of the F 800 GS make U-turns and slow maneuvers at the end of the road completely stress-free

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